Created on 2024-02-06

This image features a sketched document with handwritten notes and drawings. At the top right corner, it's dated "4/29/41" with the word "moulding" and two types labeled "Type 1 Type 2." The main body of text reads: "The moulding width should not be a crucial factor therefore, Type 1 is indicated. With the addition, of a moulding to a 20 x 24 canvas the inside picture space will be exactly 12 x 16." There are sketches accompanying the text. On the left is a square within a square, representing a moulded frame with neutral space, and inside it, a tilted diamond shape labeled "picture." On the right, there are two side-view representations of the frame types, showing the depth and the moulding, labeled "stretcher." The note at the bottom reads: "20 x 24 canvas makes that exact size mount subtracted that and then the picture space determined, empirically from that." The paper appears aged with a yellowish tone, and the penmanship has a flowing, cursive quality, suggesting it may be a document from an earlier period, possibly related to picture framing instructions.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram with handwritten text. The text discusses the "moulding width" and its relationship to a "visual factor", with mentions of "Type 1" and "Type 2" moulding. The sketch shows a rectangular frame with a geometric shape inside, along with additional measurements and calculations related to a canvas size of 20x24 inches. The text provides instructions or specifications for the picture space within the frame.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a hand-drawn diagram on a piece of aged paper, featuring handwritten notes and sketches. The diagram is divided into three sections, each with its own unique characteristics. * **Left Section:** * The left section contains a paragraph of handwritten text that reads: "The molding width should not be a visual factor. Therefore, Type 1 is medicated." * Below this text, there is another paragraph that states: "With the addition of a molding to a 20x24 canvas it is noticeable that the picture space will be exactly 12x16." * **Center Section:** * The center section features a sketch of a rectangle with a smaller rectangle inside it, labeled "picture." * There are two arrows pointing to the rectangle, one labeled "neutral space" and the other labeled "molding." * Below the sketch, there is a paragraph of handwritten text that reads: "20x24-+? half round strip canvas makes to area of 20x24+ this exact size must established first and then the picture space determined empirically from it." * **Right Section:** * The right section contains a sketch of a stretcher, which is a type of frame used to hold a canvas in place. * There are two arrows pointing to the stretcher, one labeled "Type 1" and the other labeled "Type 2." * Above the sketch, there is a date written in pencil: "4/29/41." In summary, the image appears to be a sketch of a picture frame design, with notes and measurements written in pencil. The diagram shows how the addition of molding can affect the size of the picture space, and provides instructions for determining the correct size of the picture space based on the size of the canvas.