This is not the first framing style used by Brown, Hunt or Rossetti but it is the one that they are most associated with.

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Virtually all paintings by the prolific eighteenth century Italian artist Francesco Guardi are views and evocations of his native Venice.

Brilliant student John Longstaff was awarded the National Gallery School’s first travelling scholarship in 188

No evidence has yet come to light of the original framing of the 1886 painting Lost

This is a fine example of the frame that carries the artist’s name, on one of his own paintings.1 The other painting in the collection by Watts, Alfred Tennyson, (p.3

The maker is identified by an entry in Thallon’s ledger for 19 May, 1898: 1 frame 6ft 6 x 4ft, 9 R … the wood with gilt slip, oak finish,…

This is the original frame for the painting. Despite its simple and almost austere aesthetic, it was replaced in favour of a Whistlerian model, most likely by J. S.

The framing is noted in an article in The Argus when the painting was first on display in 1890, though no mention is made of the decorative elements.

The frame represented here is a reproduction made in 2007 based on the remains of the original frame.

The frame is a late working of the themes developed by Whistler and those closely influenced by his approach to framing; in particular we might look to the frames used…

This is a fine example of the frame that carries the artist’s name, on one of his own painting

The frame is an almost exact copy of one of the frames designed by James Abott McNeill Whistler.1 Characteristically for a Chapman frame, it is well built.

This frame is reminiscent of the styles used by James Abott McNeill Whistler.