So, you have created the artwork - but what comes next?
Today’s collectors look for the complete package, and Terry Swann is an excellent example of an artist who considers every detail.
One of Australia’s leading watercolour artists, Terry paints en plein air, often travelling to remote parts of Australia that many of us will never experience. She has even been granted permission to paint in culturally significant areas rarely accessible to visitors.
Her commitment continues long after the final brushstroke. Terry uses beautiful 600gsm watercolour paper made by Fabriano in Italy, a place renowned for producing some of the world’s finest artists’ paper. While many artists work on lighter 300 or 400gsm paper, Terry chooses this exceptional weight for its quality and durability.
Then comes the presentation: a generously sized mount in exactly the right shade of white, a simple and elegant frame, and museum-quality glass. This glass reduces reflection and provides excellent UV protection, allowing the artwork to be enjoyed throughout the home.
With Terry’s work, nothing is an afterthought. The paper, mount, frame and glass all play their part in presenting and protecting something truly special.
