Posts Tagged ‘Art Buyer Tips’

How to Hang an Unframed Canvas Painting – The Easy Peasy Way

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

If you’re interested in properly hanging your unframed canvas art on your walls, then please go to my other blog post: Tips on How to Hang an Unframed Painting (Stretched Canvas without Wires)

If you don’t live in earthquake city and your art won’t get bumped by kids or drunk people…. then continue reading. (more…)

Bamboo, Plum Blossoms and Orchids in Japanese Art

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

Japanese Bamboo ArtJapanese Orchid ArtJapanese Plum Blossom Art

Bamboo, plum blossoms and orchids are very popular subjects in Japanese art. In addition to their obvious beauty, each plant symbolizes particular human characteristics. (more…)

New to eBay? Get Started with eBay Tutorials.

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

I get a lot of emails from people resistant to making their first move to buy or sell items on eBay. This gigantic site can seem a tad overwhelming. (more…)

Tips on How to Hang an Unframed Painting (Stretched Canvas without Wires)

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
1. Hang your painting at eye level. You usually don’t want to look up at your paintings, but enjoy them straight ahead. The only time I hang paintings above or below eye level is when I have a group of paintings in one area of a wall or if there’s an empty space above an entrance. (more…)

How to Display and Preserve Your Paintings

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
The aging process of a painting is to be expected, but here are a few basic tips on how to display your paintings while trying to protect them as much as possible.

Air Conditioning or Heating Vents: Avoid placing your paintings where temperature fluctuations are frequent, since the continuous expansion and contraction of the painting can cause cracking of the paint or sagging of the canvas.

Sunlight: Direct sunlight can cause fading of the paint, yellowing of varnish, extreme temperature fluctuations and condensation. (more…)

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