Upon the Easle
you attempt to create
a work of art.
Why, then,
should it not endeavour
to enhance the surroundings
to that end? |
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In this detail
you see the
curves
contrasting with
the simple,
straight main frame of local 'fir'. |
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This is the 'purpleheart' clamp
for the main 'poplar' shelf.
The function
is rudimentary
but perfectly
adequate. |  |
This close-up shows the "purpleheart" backing plate which allows the shelf to slip past a frame structure. Design should be in the hidden areas as well. |  |
The back of the top brace offers friction of a wooden disc against wood. This upper brace can slide down to hold the top of the canvas, allowing larger canvases to be secured. |  |
