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9/14/2012 3 Comments Framing Tintypes
This is an example of some of the custom framing I like to do for tintypes. I made this little wooden box by hand, sealing the tintype behind glass, and finishing with satin ribbon for the binding. This is a reinterpretation of the original tintype cases that would have held the metal plates. The finished piece is 3"x3" and is ready to travel with in a coat pocket or set on a dresser top. Feel free to contact me with any questions about custom framing or tintype portraiture!
3 Comments
9/14/2012 11:11:21 am
Very nicely done. You are coming up with some great ideas for presentation, something that appears to be a lost art. 9/14/2012 06:19:34 pm
Yes, very classy! So great that we have a women's touch in Wet Plate group ;-)
wetplater
9/15/2012 03:29:12 pm
a woman's touch! How patronizing Leave a Reply. |
About me:
Hello! Thank you for visiting my website. I am located in Chicago, IL and take appointments for tintypes & ambrotypes, children's panels and custom restoration work of old photographs. To contact for an appointment, please email: jenjansenphoto@gmail.com.
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