​A lot of people have been asking for gallery wrap options, where a painting is continued around the sides of deep stretcher bars, ready to hang without the need for any frame or glass. The look is clean and contemporary, an excellent options for newer homes with large expanses of windows that can create distracting reflections on the glass of traditionally framed paintings.

This winter, I tackled doing gallery wraps with the hope that this alternative could also cut costs for my customers and be done faster than local framing shops are currently able to do. 

Above and at right are some of the results of my efforts. (Please note colors are always best seen in person.) The ones shown are 18" x 24" x 1.25". Larger custom sizes are available.

With a 20-foot expanse of floor to ceiling windows opposite my largest exhibit wall, I'm replacing many traditionally glass-fronted framed works with gallery wrapped pieces so reflections don't interfere with viewing in this location. (See traditionally framed prints on sale by clicking here.) 

Gallery wrapping doesn't have to eliminate frame moldings. There are many very nice frame moldings made specifically for stretched canvas, still with the advantage of not having to have matting and glass. Framing a stretched canvas is less expensive than putting a good frame on a paper reproduction.

I now have all seven in the Strength of Woman series available in my studio ready for you to see and take home. Order below, by calling the studio at (302) 539-3405 or in person in my studio & gallery..