Art
EASTERN SHORE GOLDENEYES - FRAMED Limited Edition by David Maas
- Item Number
- 110
- Estimated Value
- 225 USD
- Opening Bid
- 75 USD
Item Description
This print was commissioned by the League in 1985 in recognition of the importance of the Chesapeake Bay clean-up to all of the American people.
Custom framed in conservation glass by The Great Frame Up (a Gaithersburg business), this limited edition is out of a series of 1200 and features the work of the artist David Maas.
The print is framed above an original mint conservation stamp and a special 24-carat gold plated medallion.
Item Special Note
About the framing:
This piece has been framed using conservation techniques that not only protect the art, but are completely reversible – no glue, adhesive, or permanent fixing is done of any art or objects. All matboards are acid-free and the glass is 99% UV protection. The Conservation Glass is a top of the line glazing solution for framing, providing 99% UV Protection. The stamps are encapsulated in sheets of mylar which allow them to be mounted without damaging the stamps whatsoever. The coins are displayed in a circular opening slightly smaller than the coin which allows the coin to be “recessed” in the opening at the same height as the stamp. All frames chosen are made from quality wood products. All work on the designs and the framing, including the visualization preview, are unique to The Great Frame Up and are done on the premises. No art ever leaves the premises during the framing process.
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