Past the bar and decked in little colored lights is the Borgnine Booth, a shrine of pictures mounted on the wall and hand-painted portraits tacked to the ceiling.
If you don't want to glue directly onto the picture, or if you want a border around the picture, mount it on, or simply tape it to, a piece of high-quality paper or cardstock.
In a recess called the tokonoma, a picture mounted on brocade or silk is hung, and the guests bow to this in appreciation.
Quarterbacks prepare their reactions to a team's coverage, rather than individual opponents, so it's not as if they have a defensive back's picture mounted in the corner of their mirror at home.
The Monthly Winners will each have their picture mounted and displayed in January 2016 (or at a later date in GNM's discretion) in the Kings Place gallery (the "Monthly Prize").
The Monthly Winners will each have their picture mounted on laminated Gatorboard by Point 101 and displayed in January 2014 (or at a later date in GNM's discretion) in the Kings Place gallery (the "Monthly Prize").
A picture mounted in Borough Hall shows men in stiff suits, corseted women and excited children as they debarked from boats run by the Iron Steamboat Company between the two boroughs: 35 cents one way and 45 cents round trip, according to a timetable on display.
The National Gallery has both versions of the picture, mounted on opposing walls and irresistibly proposing comparison: is the Louvre's early version, yellow with filth, more tender-hearted, sympathetic and natural than the National Gallery's newly cleaned vision of spotlit and sharply haloed figures with shellac complexions?
(Meryl had had the picture mounted on cardboard and had gifted it to me).
Another technique is to cut a sheet of poster board down to size, and then glue fabric of a texture and color that complements the picture, and mount the picture on top of the poster board before framing.
Some of his pictures, crudely mounted with tape years ago, were stuck together and would not come apart without tearing.
