I mentioned a while ago I had real life notes on hanging art work in a house and that I found them really useful. It took a while to find them as I now know them by heart having moved through many home incarnations and so I have not had to look at them for a while. Finally they emerged, so here they are. As always pretty much anything you find in big world can be transcribed down to minis - hope this is a useful memo for you too.
A handy reference to take the guesswork out of hanging paintings, prints or portraits whether in real life or in miniature...thank you for sharing! I'm sure it will be a worthwhile sheet to refer to in the near future! Cheers, Alayne
ReplyDeleteI want to say I bet everyone does all that instinctively but not so.... the amount of times I see pictures and mirrors hung far too high on walls belies it! So if you do know it all already it is nice to see how clever you are and if you don't then it is something to think about. m
DeleteHello Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting these great hanging instructions.
Big hug
Giac
Can't imagine you ever get it wrong but nice to know there is a sort of 'science' to it. M
DeleteVery wonderful information, Marion! Thank you for resolving to find it and share it with us!
ReplyDeleteHope someone finds it useful, but I talk to such talented folk probably not🙂
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting instruction. Thank you! For me, the height of the picture is always a problem. Hugs, Julia
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome. Somehow it jars when its not right. Marilyn
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