The historical background of the picture, preserved unlined in its plaster gilt and glazed frame, played its part in the enormous interest aroused.
Preserved in its period plaster gilt and glazed frame, glamorized by its unique history — it was originally bought from Turner at the exhibition by his close friend and executor, Hugh A.J. Munro of Novar — the large-size picture offered the kind of opportunity that is unlikely to recur.
"There are architects who begin the process by discovering a new way of glazing or framing.
We also investigated the status of window design of office buildings in Korea in terms of WWR, glazing types, window frames, and air-tightness, etc.
Sitting Thursday in his wheelchair at the Johannesburg General Hospital H.I.V. clinic, his eyes glazed, his frame stick-thin, he looked to be not far behind them.
Matted, glazed and framed.
Oeil-de-boeuf window, also called bull's-eye window, in architecture, a small circular or oval window, usually resembling a wheel, with glazing bars (bars framing the panes of glass) as spokes radiating outward from an empty hub, or circular centre.
The effect of the thermal performance of glazing units, the frame projection, and the mechanical ventilator on the cold draft was studied.
Place the glass or acrylic glazing into your frame, followed by the dead flower arrangement on the mat board.
Performance of different fenestration technologies including aerogel, vacuum glazing and frames are presented.
