> I recently moved, and, while hanging my Pd. prints thought what a shame it is
> that the glass creates a reflection, where one of the greatest qualities of
> Pd/Pt prints (and for that matter, most all of the alt. processes) is their
> unique tactile quaility. Sure, glass creates a certain museum mystique--a
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> So I'm thinking of removing the glass. . .
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> Does anyone have similiar experiences our alternitive ways of displaying alt.
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I seem to remember a product on the market called Denglas. This was
supposed to be invisible with little or no glare or reflections, making
the viewing of artwork under glass seem unobstructed by glass. I seem to
remember that it was a coated glass, not unlike modern eyeglasses, and
was therefore very expensive. I do not know if it is still available or
where. Maybe someone else does??? I would be very hesitant in leaving an
absorbant surface such as most alt.process work open to the atmosphere,
dust, fingers, bugs, etc.
Maybe a fram with a hinged front which opens for viewing? ;-)
Dave Morrish
Sir Wilfred Grenfell College
Newfoundland, Canada