Of display, light and wood…
Basil: Something classic to match the age of the drawing itself maybe. A simple wooden frame with a subtle design to complement the intricate details of the watercolor.
Stephano: What about the color of the frame? Would you prefer something that blends in with the drawing or stands out to make a statement?
Basil: Blending in. Focus on the artwork itself rather than the frame.
Stephano: Good choice. And where do you plan to hang it? Is it going in a well-lit area or somewhere more subdued?
Basil: I'm thinking of placing it in my study, which gets plenty of natural light during the day but isn't directly exposed to sunlight.
Stephano: Alright, I suggest using UV protective glass then, to prevent any fading.
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Voice-over
A hundred years ago, some architects used their drawings as an artistic exercise. No doubt it also helped secure the contract.
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