Last weekend I framed all the old oil paintings I’ve been collecting and hung them. The bedroom is looking so good. I can’t wait until it is done. First we laid them out on the floor to decide a composition we liked. Here is a little peek at the work in progress, we took this quick photo on our Fujifilm INSTAX MINIso we could remember the order.
Kaylen
February 4, 2010
Awesome! Can't wait to see how great it looks when it's on the wall!
Deb
February 4, 2010
What a fun collection. I hope you'll post a picture once you have it hung on the wall. :o)
Carrie, The Modern Housewife
February 4, 2010
where have you found all the little wooden frames? i'm looking for some similar. it's hard to drag the kids to the thrift store, but it seems like the kind of thing I could find there.
Linz
February 4, 2010
oooh can't wait to see the finished product! as Koreans would say, "Fighting!" (it means "fight on!")
Meaghan Clark
February 4, 2010
I love this! I've been debating whether or not to frame all of my oil paintings but some of the most amazing frames are empty so it's still a possibility!
jordan
February 4, 2010
Carrie, I got all of the frames from thrift stores, flea markets, or ebay (if they came with the painting). I didn't like the look of new frames.
Nicole Coleman
February 4, 2010
Love your layout of them.
How do I know if I'm getting a decent price on an old oil painting Jordan? Are there things to look for that make one worth more than another?
I've just started my collection. Got a 5×7 flower bouquet type for $10 that still had a tag on it from a previous auction selling it for $160. Then sat. I found an 11×14 of a mother and baby that I don't think I can live without but it was $175. My husband says I can. 🙂
potenta
February 27, 2010
i've heard it's quite hard to paint in oil!
is that right?