Throwback Thursday: Vintage photo taken from Denver’s Union Station looking down 17th street. Custom framed for our friends at Kentwood City Properties!
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Denver’s Union Station Mizpah Arch
Throwback Thursday: Denver’s Union Station Mizpah Arch on stretched canvas framed in Universal Arquati!
Throwback Thursday: Italian Renaissance Picture Frame
Throughout the 14th and 15th centuries, most European frames were church-commissioned and largely unmovable as they were altarpieces and a large part of the church’s architecture. The frames were ornamented with architectural elements mimicking the exteriors of the great cathedrals. However, the Renaissance of 14th and 15th century Italy saw the rise of arts patrons extending beyond the church. Wealthy nobles such as the Medici family could now bring art and frames into their estate by commissioning allegorical, devotional and portrait paintings.[11] This was the advent of the portable or moveable frame. – Wikipedia
Throwback Thursday: Shadowbox Framing Denver
Throwback Thursday: Custom framed shawl on suede matting from 2012!
Vintage Photo Frames
For Throwback Thursday, check out these vintage cameras displayed with empty picture frames!
Custom Framed Canvas & Canvas Stretching Denver
ThrowbackThursday: This beautiful rhino stretched canvas was framed using Larson-Juhl Custom Frames Gallery One black float frame on the interior, and the beautiful Devon line on the outside. We love the way this frame compliments the rhino’s skin color and texture!
Throwback Thursday: LoDo in 1860!
ThrowbackThursday: While visiting the History Colorado museum last week, we stumbled upon an awesome diorama on display in their lobby! In this photo, you will see what is now our store front as it looked in 1860. We’re the little stand-alone building just to the left of the fence in the center of the picture! So cool!