Eraclis Aristidou: How to Select Matting and Framing

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Buildings and city structures, tall towers of modern architectural buildings and tall sky scrapers with glass structures are becoming more and more abstract and contemporary in design with the use of new and innovative materials and buildings techniques. The old against the new buildings- textures and differing levels colours and tones is what I find most interesting and how these play against each other to produce an interesting and amazing skyline view of mega city proportions. City of London original paintings by artist Eraclis Aristidou. The artist has captured in full stunning colour the most important places of interest in central London, and include beautiful views of Thames, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Houses of parliament, Tower Bridge, St.Paul’s plus much much more.

London City Skyline 3x90x90_0286

This painting is in three sections each is 90cm x 90 cm x 4cm on 3D gallery stretchered canvases. The total length is, 270 cm approx 9 ft long, not including space in between and height is 90 cm. This does not mean you need a wall of at least this length as you can split and arrange the three canvases as you wish to suit your décor. It also helps in transporting the works – I recommend you keep original box and bubble wrap for this as these are made to exact fitting for the paintings, help to recycle and save you money and time.

Eraclis Aristidou

Thursday 16 May 2013

How to Select Matting and Framing

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