Above: Last year for Christmas, my wife and I gave my daughter two of the fashion illustration watercolors that were painted by June Anderson (my mother) during her years at Traphagen School of Fashion. They were cleaned, matted, and framed.
Above: I think my wife and I just treated ourselves to this one – no special occasion. It was a large photographic print, nearly two feet in height. It was taken in the early 1920s and shows my grandparents (Arthur N. and Ada Belle Price) visiting Ada Belle's grandmother in Orange, New Jersey. We had the image cleaned, matted, and framed.
Above: Well, this is technically from my wife’s family collection, but I'll include it here because I love the way it turned out. These are wallpaper remnants that were rescued from the Shumate family homestead in Missouri
All conservation treatment, matting, and framing for the above projects was performed at the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts.
© 2010 Lee Price
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