First Impression Series
Ready-to-hang fine art from museum collections professionally finished in hand-restored vintage frames
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Title: Vase of Flowers
Artist: Odilon Redon (1840–1916)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas
Year: 1905
Subject: Still Life
Collection: Musée d’Orsay, Paris
On View: On view
Frame: Honey-finished wood frame with light knotting and beveled edge; natural surface wear consistent with age.
Dimensions (framed): 16.25" x 19.25" inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Ilse Bing Artist: Nancy Lee Katz (1938–2019) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original gelatin silver print Year: 1970 Subject: Portrait Photography Collection: Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage burl veneer frame with inky black inner trim
Dimensions (framed): 14.25" x 14.25"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Bikers in Colorado Artist: Boyd Norton (b. 1936) Medium: Open-edition archival print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original photograph (1972) Year: 1972 Subject: Documentary Photography Collection: Library of Congress, Washington D.C. On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored oak frame with walnut stain and matte finish
Dimensions (framed): 7 1/8" x 9 1/8"
Edition: Framed open edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: El Paso, Texas
Artist: Danny Lyon (b. 1942)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original photograph
Year: 1975
Subject: Documentary Photography
Collection: The Museum of Modern Art, New York
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage chrome frame with a softly worn finish that adds to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal.
Dimensions (framed): 20.25" x 16.25"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Charles Sheeler and Nina Allender Artist: Morton Livingston Schamberg (1881–1918) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1912 Subject: Portrait Collection: The Philadelphia Museum of Art On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored vintage frame with an ornate gold finish. Lightweight composite construction, chosen for its striking visual texture and period detail.
Dimensions (framed): 10.5" x 12.5"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Dancing Figure Artist: Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original drawing Year: 1905 Subject: Figure Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage molded frame with a gold finish — lightweight yet visually substantial. Restored by hand to preserve its charm and patina. Single cream mat with warm pink & peach undertones and fine linen texture.
Dimensions (framed): 9.75" x 11.75"
Edition: Framed open edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Study of Clouds with a Sunset near Rome Artist: Simon Alexandre Clément Denis (1755–1813) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on paper study Year: c. 1785 Subject: Landscape Collection: The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles On View: On view
Frame: Vintage molded frame with a gold finish — lightweight yet visually substantial. Restored by hand to preserve its charm and patina.
Dimensions (framed): 8.75" x 6.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Two Figures Artist: Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original watercolor drawing Year: ca. 1905 Subject: Figure Drawing Collection: Musée Rodin, Paris On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage ornate gold frame with sculpted relief and a muted green patina accenting the inner molding. The finish has a time-worn richness that complements the artwork’s warm palette. Deep olive green mat with slight texture and a soft satin finish.
Dimensions (framed): 10 3/8" x 12 3/8"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Central Park and The Plaza
Artist: William Anderson Coffin (1855–1925)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas
Year: 1911
Subject: Cityscape
Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored vintage frame with an ornate gold finish. Lightweight composite construction, chosen for its striking visual texture and period detail.
Dimensions (framed): 7.125 × 9.125 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Sailing off Gloucester Artist: Winslow Homer (1836–1910) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original watercolor Year: 1880 Subject: Marine Collection: The Art Institute of Chicago On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Hand-restored solid oak frame featuring a tiered, architectural edge and visible wood grain.
Dimensions (framed): 10 3/8" x 12 3/8"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Crouching Nude in Shoes and Black Stockings Artist: Egon Schiele (1890–1918) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original gouache and watercolor drawing Year: 1912 Subject: Figure Collection: The Albertina Museum, Vienna On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored wood frame, painted black. Rich matte black double matting with floating print, raw edges.
Dimensions (framed): 13.25 × 11.25 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Tiger Resting Artist: Pierre Andrieu (1821–1892) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1870 Subject: Animal Study Collection: Musée du Louvre, Paris On View: On view
Frame: Restored oak frame with walnut stain & beveled edge
Dimensions (framed): 21.25" x 9.25"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Study of a Grey Horse Artist: Jacques-Laurent Agasse (1767–1849) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: c. 1805 Subject: Animal Study Collection: Tate Britain, London On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored vintage beveled wood frame, walnut stain
Dimensions (framed): 6.25" x 8.25"
Edition: Framed open edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Cow Portrait Study II Artist: Samuel Colman (1832–1920)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original watercolor
Year: 1888
Subject: Animal Study
Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage deep charcoal stainless steel frame with a softly worn finish that adds to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal. Single mat in neutral graphite with subtle brown and olive undertones.
Dimensions (framed): 8.25 × 10.25 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: The Three Skulls Artist: Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1902 Subject: Still Life Collection: The Art Institute of Chicago On View: On view
Frame: Walnut stained wood (oak) frame with carved notched detailing along the edges. Rich tone with light surface wear and small chips consistent with age.
Dimensions (framed): 21.75" x 17.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Columbia Heights, Brooklyn
Artist: Minnetta Good (1895–1946)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas
Year: 1932
Subject: Cityscape
Collection: Brooklyn Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Thin black beveled wood frame, vintage. Pale white mat that reads soft and neutral in person
Dimensions (framed): 11.75" x 14.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Rebecca Salsbury Strand Artist: Alfred Stieglitz (1864–1946) Medium: Open-edition archival print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original photograph Year: 1922 Subject: Portrait Photography Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Deep black oak frame with a matte finish and beveled edges. Double mat — outer in true white, inner in matte black.
Dimensions (framed): 8.75 × 10.75 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Advertising Design for Lamps
Artist: Reijer Stolk (1896–1945)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original lithograph
Year: 1925
Subject: Graphic Design Collection: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
On View: On view
Frame: Black matte painted oak frame. Clean edges, gorgeous visible grain. Custom double-matted presentation featuring alternating black and white archival mats. The layered design adds depth and contrast, enhancing both the artwork and frame.
Dimensions (framed): 12" x 15"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Study of a Female Nude Artist: Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827–1875) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original charcoal drawing Year: c. 1870 Subject: Figure Study Collection: Musée d'Orsay, Paris On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Deep black oak frame with a matte finish and sculpted edges. Light wear and chipping consistent with age. Double mat in deep crimson and oxblood red, separated by a slim white liner.
Dimensions (framed): 10.75" x 8.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Woman Combing Her Hair Artist: Edgar Degas (1834–1917) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original pastel Year: 1896 Subject: Figure Collection: The National Gallery, London On View: On view
Frame: Vintage oak frame with beveled edge and matte warm finish
Dimensions (framed): 6.5" x 8.5"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Standing Nude with Orange Drapery Artist: Egon Schiele (1890–1918) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original gouache and watercolor drawing Year: 1914 Subject: Figure Collection: The Leopold Museum, Vienna On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage molded frame with a faux marble finish — durable, lightweight composite construction chosen for its unique texture and striking contrast against the burnt-orange mat.
Dimensions (framed): 8.25" x 10.25"
Edition: Framed open edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Male Nude Study Artist: Anton Raphael Mengs (1728–1779) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original chalk drawing Year: 1778 Subject: Figure Study Collection: The Louvre, Paris On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Restored beveled wood frame in warm matte honey-oak finis. Single mat in warm taupe with a soft, matte texture and cream backing.
Dimensions (framed): 11 3/8" x 9 3/8"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Mount Fuji with Cherry Trees in Bloom
Artist: Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original woodblock print
Year: c. 1834
Subject: Landscape
Collection: Tokyo National Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Black lightweight molded frame with beaded and beveled detail. Light surface wear and small areas of chipping are consistent with age and material. These details are subtle and do not detract from the overall presentation or charm.
Dimensions (framed): 22.75" x 10.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Untitled Portrait
Artist: Arthur F. Kales (1882–1936)
Medium: Open-edition archival print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original photograph
Year: c. 1920
Subject: Portrait Photography
Collection: Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage gold metal frame with a softly worn finish and minor surface scratches that add to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal. Soft white matting with pale ivory print border.
Dimensions (framed): 12.25" x 15.25"
Edition: Framed open edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: The work is signed “Warden Wood ’15,” though its original title is unknown.
Artist: Warden Wood
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas
Year: 1915
Subject: Maritime
On View: Not on view
Frame: Solid oak frame with rich golden-honey grain. Features a bold stepped profile with strong mitered corners and a sculptural architectural feel. Minor surface wear adds character and authenticity without compromising the presentation.
Dimensions (framed): 13.25" x 15.25"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: The Veteran in a New Field Artist: Winslow Homer (1836–1910) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1865 Subject: Landscape Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York On View: On view
Frame: Vintage chrome frame with a minor-moderately worn finish that adds to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal. Soft cream mat with a hint of warmth — more yellow than pure white.
Dimensions (framed): 16.75" x 14.5"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Title: Still Life of a Lobster with a Copper Pot on a Ledge Artist: Eugène Claude (1841–1922) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1885 Subject: Still Life Collection: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage molded frame with a faux woodgrain red lacquer veneer — lightweight with minor surface wear consistent with age.
Dimensions (framed): 8.5" x 5.75"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.
Paired Pieces & Sets
Ready-to-hang vintage art styled to hang together
Companion documentary photographs, curated to hang together. Two 1970s American road scenes — one intimate and close, one wide and cinematic — for a grounded, quietly rebellious focal point.
Framed sizes — Bikers in Colorado: 7 1/8″ × 9 1/8″ • El Paso, Texas: 20.25″ × 16.25″.
Framing & materials —
Bikers in Colorado: Restored oak frame with a walnut stain and matte finish, giving the photograph a warm, woodsy border that softens its gritty subject matter. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
El Paso, Texas: Vintage chrome frame with a softly worn finish that adds to its character — cleaned and restored by hand for a polished yet timeworn appeal that suits the photograph’s 1970s atmosphere. 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 photographic portraits, curated to hang together. Two iconic sitters rendered in rich black-and-white — one in warm burl, one in crisp black oak — for a quietly striking, gallery-ready pairing.
Framed sizes — Ilse Bing: 14.25″ × 14.25″ • Rebecca Salsbury Strand: 8.75″ × 10.75″.
Framing & materials — Ilse Bing: Vintage burl veneer frame with a beautifully figured grain and inky black inner trim that sharply outlines the portrait. The warm wood tones soften the graphic contrast of the photograph, giving it a grounded, lived-in feel. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing. • Rebecca Salsbury Strand: Deep black oak frame with a matte finish and beveled edges for a clean, architectural profile. Double mat with an outer true white and inner matte black, creating a layered window that intensifies the photograph’s tonal range. 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.
Companion graphic poster and Brooklyn cityscape, curated to hang together. Crisp black-and-white design meets a soft, atmospheric streetscape — a grounded, modern pairing with a shared urban thread.
Framed sizes — Advertising Design for Lamps: 12″ × 15″ • Columbia Heights, Brooklyn: 11.75″ × 14.75″.
Framing & materials —
Advertising Design for Lamps: Black matte painted oak frame with clean edges and gorgeous visible grain. Custom double-matted presentation featuring alternating black and white archival mats; the layered design adds depth and contrast, amplifying both the artwork and the frame. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
Columbia Heights, Brooklyn: Thin vintage black beveled wood frame with a subtle profile that keeps the focus on the painting. Pale white mat that reads soft and neutral in person, gently brightening the cityscape. 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 floral still life and lamplit interior, curated to hang together. Painterly blooms and a glowing red room echo each other in color and mood — a warm, lived-in pairing that feels at home in both cozy corners and formal spaces.
Framed sizes — Vase of Flowers: 16.25″ × 19.25″ • The Red Room, Étretat: 12 7/8″ × 12 7/8″.
Framing & materials —
Vase of Flowers: Honey-finished wood frame with light knotting and a beveled edge; natural surface wear consistent with age adds warmth and character that suits Redon’s dreamy, atmospheric still life. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing.
The Red Room, Étretat: Ornate gilt frame with period detailing and a soft patina that mirrors the painting’s lamplit reds and ochres. The gilded molding gives the intimate interior a jewel-box feel. 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 figure drawings curated to hang together—tonal depth, elegant linework, and timeless museum energy as a diptych.
Framed sizes — Standing Half-Turned Naked Man: 13.25″ × 11.25″ • Crouching Nude in Shoes & Black Stockings: 13.25″ × 11.25″.
Framing & materials — Both: Restored black wood frames with triple-matted composition, featuring both a mustard outer mat, teal middle mat, and narrow black inner mat and a black mat, black backing, and raw image edges. Hand-restored vintage frame; 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 Rodin figure drawings, curated to hang together. Warm neutrals, elegant linework, cohesive as a diptych.
Framed sizes — Two Figures: 10 ⅜″ × 12 ⅜″ • Dancing Figure: 9.75″ × 11.75″.
Framing & materials — Two Figures: Vintage ornate gold frame with sculpted relief and a muted green patina accenting the inner molding. The finish has a time-worn richness that complements the artwork’s warm palette. Deep olive green mat with slight texture and a soft satin finish. Hand-restored vintage frames; new acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire. Standard picture glass glazing. • Dancing Figure: Vintage molded frame with a gold finish — lightweight yet visually substantial. Restored by hand to preserve its charm and patina. Single cream mat with warm pink & peach undertones and fine linen texture. 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.glass glazing.
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.
Title: The Red Room, Étretat Artist: Félix Edouard Vallotton (1865–1925) Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original oil on canvas Year: 1899 Subject: Interior Scene Collection: The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston On View: On view
Frame: Ornate gilt frame with period detailing and soft patina.
Dimensions (framed): 12 7/8" x 12 7/8"
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
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.