Featured Looking for info on picture and how to hang it

Hi,
Had a friend that spent a fortune on having a print archived. It still developed a slight brown tinge around the edges. It seems the company that did the work, forgot something. I took it apart and the inside edges of the frame where the glass sat was raw wood. I varnished the raw wood and cleaned the print. It is very stable now.
greg

 

What a great thread! Bookmarking...

 

Googling the address I found this information
"Goupil & Co., the London branch of the Paris-based art dealership Goupil & Cie, was located at 17 Southampton Street in the 19th century. The painter Vincent van Gogh worked here.[9]He arrived on 19 May 1873 to work for the manager Charles Obach.[10] From August of that year while working here, he lived at 87 Hackford Road in Brixton, south London."
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Established by Ernest Gambart. 17Southampton Street. Moved to 25 Bedford Street, Strand in 1875 when Goupil & Cie took over Holloway & Sons and their salerooms.[4] Goupil's manager in London was at this time Charles Obach."

So it is at least pre 1875.

That company worked with Vincent van Gogh.
Fancy!

 

I don't have anything to add on the preservation of the print. Here is the original oil painting.
http://www.artnet.com/artists/john-...-an-english-homestead-TUdzScJCgjFsgSSVV-SL3g2

--- Susan