Care & display

Sunlight from a window falls across the floor, while a framed print is placed outside the direct light path.

Several supported paper sheets with interleaving are lowered flat into a protective storage box.

Two hands touch only the outer paper margins while a support board carries the sheet underneath.

Cleaner is applied to a cloth before the cloth approaches the framed glazing, keeping liquid away from seams.

A damp wall marked with droplets is rejected in favor of a separate dry wall holding the framed print.

A framed artwork is protected by a rigid outer panel and four corner guards, with upright handling arrows.

Two stored frames are separated by a protective sheet so that their glazing and surfaces do not rub.

A frame rear is shown with a side fixing enlarged for inspection during a room refresh.

A framed artwork is moved from a wall-painting work area to a protected room before decorating begins.

A curled poster rests on a clean support surface while a crossed-out force arrow warns against a hard reverse fold.

A shipping tube carries a received-date label and a reminder to move the print to appropriate flat storage.

A room schematic places an older paper print on an interior wall, away from a window and heat source.

An old sheet with spots and a tear is paired with a stop card advising documentation and specialist assessment.

A framed print is linked to a record card with paper dimensions, frame dimensions, glazing, mounting, photo and date.

A phone records the exact arrangement of three unequal frames before the display is taken down.

Three frames marked A, B and C correspond to separately labeled bags for their mounting parts.

An artwork with highlighted fixings hangs clear of a play area containing a ball, toy block and stylized pet.

Two corners of a frame are highlighted after a bump, alongside a checklist for joints, glazing and fixings.