Companion portrait and sky study, curated to hang together. A quiet, modernist double portrait paired with luminous sunset clouds — an intimate, painterly duo that feels both historic and deeply personal.
Framed sizes — Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender: 10.5″ × 12.5″ • Study of Clouds with a Sunset near Rome: 8.75″ × 6.75″.
Framing & materials —
Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender: Restored vintage frame with an ornate gold finish — lightweight composite construction chosen for its striking visual texture and period detail. The warm gilding and intricate molding echo the painting’s early 20th-century character. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
Study of Clouds with a Sunset near Rome: Vintage molded frame with a gold finish — lightweight yet visually substantial. Restored by hand to preserve its charm and patina, gently catching the light and complementing the sky’s glowing color. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
Condition — Each frame is vintage or gently used and restored by hand in our Hudson Valley studio; expect subtle, period-appropriate patina.
Ready to hang — Arrives fully finished and ready for the wall.
Care — Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to keep your print vibrant and your frame in its best shape.
Shipping — All artwork is safely packaged and ships from our Hudson Valley studio. Each piece is insured and tracked for peace of mind.
Custom Requests — In addition to our curated collections, we’re also a full-service framing studio — happy to frame your own artwork, prints, or family photos with the same care and craftsmanship. If you’re drawn to a particular frame style, print, or size not listed, reach out — we often accommodate custom pairings and commissions when materials allow.
Collection Note — From Season I — The First Impression Series (October 2025): a quiet invitation to collect what speaks to you — not what’s trending.
Companion portrait and sky study, curated to hang together. A quiet, modernist double portrait paired with luminous sunset clouds — an intimate, painterly duo that feels both historic and deeply personal.
Framed sizes — Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender: 10.5″ × 12.5″ • Study of Clouds with a Sunset near Rome: 8.75″ × 6.75″.
Framing & materials —
Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender: Restored vintage frame with an ornate gold finish — lightweight composite construction chosen for its striking visual texture and period detail. The warm gilding and intricate molding echo the painting’s early 20th-century character. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
Study of Clouds with a Sunset near Rome: Vintage molded frame with a gold finish — lightweight yet visually substantial. Restored by hand to preserve its charm and patina, gently catching the light and complementing the sky’s glowing color. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
Condition — Each frame is vintage or gently used and restored by hand in our Hudson Valley studio; expect subtle, period-appropriate patina.
Ready to hang — Arrives fully finished and ready for the wall.
Care — Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to keep your print vibrant and your frame in its best shape.
Shipping — All artwork is safely packaged and ships from our Hudson Valley studio. Each piece is insured and tracked for peace of mind.
Custom Requests — In addition to our curated collections, we’re also a full-service framing studio — happy to frame your own artwork, prints, or family photos with the same care and craftsmanship. If you’re drawn to a particular frame style, print, or size not listed, reach out — we often accommodate custom pairings and commissions when materials allow.
Collection Note — From Season I — The First Impression Series (October 2025): a quiet invitation to collect what speaks to you — not what’s trending.
