by The Frame | Apr 3, 2019 | Artists, Events, News, Pip McGarry, The Frame Odiham
Following last year’s record-breaking exhibition in Odiham, world-famous wildlife artist, Pip McGarry, is back in Odiham again this year, and this time he’s painting exclusively for The Frame Gallery.‘Stories of Big Cats & Other Animals’ runs from Saturday, May...
by The Frame | Mar 29, 2019 | The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
The Restoration of a Large Portrait At 1.5m x 1m, the artwork is an imposing portrait of a London merchant sitting on a sheltered outcrop. The backdrop behind is of a bay with sailing ships, their masts raised, edging towards the horizon. The most evident damage is...
by The Frame | Mar 22, 2019 | The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
Art Restoration Seafarers and sailing boats are always particularly pleasing to clean and restore, due to the difference that can be achieved in the light sky and in the waves cresting the sea. One painting recently restored, had the varnish removed and the painting...
by The Frame | Mar 15, 2019 | Artists, Events, Len Murrell, The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
A look back at RAF-100 Celebrations Odiham 2018 Date of the event – 9th June 2018, Len Murrell This painting composition is based a series of photographs (25) I took on the day. Anyone who attended will recall that the aircraft, artillery, vehicles and RAF personal...
by The Frame | Mar 8, 2019 | The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
Triskele Hares - The Three Hares The Three Hares is a circular motif appearing in sacred sites from the Middle and Far East, to the churches of Devon and historical synagogues in Europe. It is a visual puzzle, in that the hares chase each other, but each shares the...
by The Frame | Feb 27, 2019 | News, The Frame Odiham, Useful Information
What Cleaning A Painting May Uncover For art lovers and enthusiasts everywhere, perhaps the most enjoyable part of art restoration is seeing the transformation brought about by cleaning artworks. It’s endlessly satisfying to watch as a painting loses the dirt and dust...
