Ironbridge Fine Arts & Framing

Exhibition Open Night 2nd December!!!

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

The Invites are soon to be released!! so watch this space! Christmas open night and New work by Tony Blood and new work by all the resident artists.

We are all working very hard towards this and can not wait!!

We have a fabulous exhibition opening on the 2nd December – Main
Artist Tony Blood – a superb photographer!! So please watch this space!

Also all of the resident artists are busy producing new work for
this exhibition so it is going to be an excellent show.

On the open night we also have featured a vocal artist as well as champagne
and canapés from Delidale.

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Customer review

Wednesday, November 9th, 2011

Edge Fine Art, specialises in original British art
from the 20^th century and has been using Ironbridge Fine Arts & Framing for several
years. We would just like to say thank you to Jenny and Molly for their professionalism,
warmth, and most importantly, their patience.

Choosing the perfect frame to show off an original
piece of art can be a time consuming process but Jenny and Molly are always
extremely helpful, their expert knowledge and useful suggestions are much appreciated.

Good quality framing should enhance any picture and
help to conserve the work. By using Ironbridge
Fine Arts & Framing we always get the quality and attention to detail
that we need.

And of course it is always nice to meet people who are
as enthusiastic about art as we are. It is always a pleasure doing business
with them .

Glyn Jones

Edge Fine Art

Much Wenlock

www.edgefineart.co.uk

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Bob Maddox New Artist

Monday, October 24th, 2011

Bob Maddox has just joined us – his artwork is beautifully drawn landscapes using pastels http://www.ironbridgeframing.co.uk/meet-the-artists/bob-maddox he is selling his origionals for around £300 and his prints are aroud £150, he also takes commsissions.

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Etching using steel and Nitric Acid

Monday, October 24th, 2011

Have you ever worked for ages on a drawing into hard ground – etched the plate for 45 minutes 3 water to 1 acid and wiped off the ground and nothing or hardly anything is there!!

Possible reasons – the obvious is that the acid has burnt itself out or that the steel is not Mild Steel – the less obvious is that your supplier has supplied you with Mild Steel that has a film on it.   Unless it has happened to you before you would not be able to spot it! well that has just happened to me and I have been etching since I was 7 years old!! I will have to remove the film by polishing the surface and then starting again and making sure I buy proper mild steel next time!

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