How do I hang a heavy framed print safely?

Secure the frame using appropriate wall anchors matched to the weight of the wood and glass construction. Ensure the hanging wire and D-rings are robust and fastened securely to the reverse. Position the piece away from direct sunlight and moisture to protect the paper, ink, and original framing elements from environmental degradation.

Are these prints original to their stated period?

The listings comprise works produced during the eras indicated, utilising period printing methods, paper, and inks appropriate to the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. Examination of the paper stock and plate marks confirms the vintage. Frames often reflect the period of creation or subsequent historical reframing, contributing to the overall context of the piece.

What is a reverse glass print?

A reverse glass print involves applying an engraving or painting directly to the rear surface of a glass panel. When viewed from the front, the glass protects the image while imparting a distinctive sheen. This technique was popular for decorative royal portraits during the Georgian period, offering a bright and durable alternative to paper.