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キャンバスの作品ってどんな額に入れるの?│油彩額とは

What kind of frame should I use for canvas artwork? | What is an oil painting frame?

Oil painting frames are suitable for displaying artworks painted on canvas.
Sizes are indicated by numbers, and most are size F.
P and M sizes also exist, and these are often made to order.

The size is written on the back of the canvas, such as F6.

Most of them have genuine edges and are made of wood.

It consists of ① frame, ② glass or acrylic, ③ liner, and ④ backboard. The artwork is fitted between the liner and the backboard so that the surface of the painting does not come into contact with the acrylic.
Also, if you are placing a thick piece of artwork, you can attach a piece of wood called a doroashi to the back of the frame to add depth.
② Acrylic is more common and is less likely to break even if dropped than glass, so it is recommended.

↓The structure of the frame seen from the side

Frame structure

Below is a photo used for a frame sold at Reino Art.
Frame size photo
If we substitute the size based on the structure of the frame,
Side view of forehead size
Frame size as seen from the front

So please refer to it when you purchase it.

Points to consider when choosing : If you choose a frame with a thick border or a liner, the size of the actual work will be larger than it actually is, so if you are thinking of purchasing a frame that is not too large, it is best to choose one with a thin liner.
★Even ready-made canvases can have distortions, so we recommend that you measure the size carefully on all sides before purchasing.

Size Chart

Size F size
No. 0 180×140mm
SM number 227×158mm
No. 4 333×242mm
No. 6 410×318mm
No. 10 530×455mm
No. 20 727×606mm

Other sizes available


At Reino Art, we also have frames that can be shipped the same day.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us (⌒∇⌒)


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