Which is preferable, framed canvas prints or Gallery Wraps?
That is by and large a matter of personal preference. Frames do add a degree of structural support and protection for the canvas, especially on the larger sizes, but they certainly are not required for the successful display of your canvas. Go to top Framing Q: How are your prints framed? For prints on photographic paper: We begin by choosing frames and acid-free matting materials that complement the print. Most prints are double matted, though a few are either triple matted or have no mat at all. (We utilize spacers for those prints that have no mats. Spacers keep the print from coming into contact with the glass, thereby preventing the two from sticking together over time.) All of our framed prints come with conservation-grade, non-glare glass as the standard glass, though both museum and regular glass are available upon request. All of the materials used are either acid-free or sealed where they are in close proximity to the print, which protects the print from damage caused by acid
