The American annual of photography . Figure 5. Illustrating article Field Botany and the Camera, by R. W. Shufeldt, M. D. 99. A PICTURE FRAMING IDEA By WILLIAM S. DAVIS N these days beautiful photographs and artisticreproductions are so numerous that it is an im-possibility to find space for the simultaneousdisplay of all which might be worthy to hang onthe walls of a home; besides which the expenseof providing individual frames for all would commonly proveprohibitive. However, upon looking over a collection, onewill no doubt discover that with but few exceptions the massof photographs, engrav
The American annual of photography . Figure 5. Illustrating article Field Botany and the Camera, by R. W. Shufeldt, M. D. 99. A PICTURE FRAMING IDEA By WILLIAM S. DAVIS N these days beautiful photographs and artisticreproductions are so numerous that it is an im-possibility to find space for the simultaneousdisplay of all which might be worthy to hang onthe walls of a home; besides which the expenseof providing individual frames for all would commonly proveprohibitive. However, upon looking over a collection, onewill no doubt discover that with but few exceptions the massof photographs, engravings and color-prints can be dividedinto a very few groups when sorted by sizes. Naturally the proportions and exact sizes will vary, but notso much as to prevent a general classification, which is all thatis called for to meet the purpose in view. Setting aside thosealtogetheritoosmall to display on a wall, one will probably findupon measuringlthat^thegrbup of smaller prints will averageabout 5x7 inches in size, which includes most of the fullpage pictures appearing in publications of the usual magazinesize. In the lar
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