Watercolor

Watercolor

Watercolor paintings are generally matted and placed behind glass or acrylic.

Watercolor paint tends to look light and airy and has a translucent quality.

To maintain that look, avoid mats and frames that are dark and heavy.

The artist’s pallet is the best guide in the selection of mat and frame colors.

 Yet, sometimes, you will not be able to follow these general rules.

 

Tip: Watercolors are original art.

Make sure they are correctly preserved by using appropriate conservation

grade framing materials to protect their value and their longevity.

 Watercolor paintings are generally matted and placed behind glass or acrylic.

Watercolor paint tends to look light and airy, and it has a translucent quality.

To maintain that look, avoid mats and frames that are dark and heavy.




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