Next time on Dear Alice.

And just when you thought you couldn't be more sick of like reading, any reading details, like I saw this and I'm like, it's classical. It feels so good.

Does it feel like a column from art history. Yeah. Exactly. It's great.

Exactly. Exactly. What else did we see as far as frames go? We have this massive pile.

Well, you know, still traditional, but traditional with an update where you're going to get color, you know, thrown at it.

This is another great vintage piece where it's color. I've seen quite a bit of this idea.

And I always pin this. So sorry, what you're looking, what we're looking at right now is a vintage piece of art.

It's all one color, the entire canvas, but there's texture to it.

And depth with all the layers of the same color.

And then they'll do these gold 18th century frames.

Is that what they're doing? And I learned a term that I lovedth century frames. Is that what they're doing?

And I learned a term

that I loved for those frames.

They're doing like modern art

in these sort of 18th century frames

or early 19th century.

And they call it lemon gilding.

And I just was like,

I need to do a search on Etsy

for all the lemon gilded frames and just collect them because it makes your art look so expensive.

If you gain nothing today from this podcast, but to take that and to run with a search, because that's what they're doing, they're finding all of these classic gilded frames, and they're putting modern art in it.

And that is just an absolute arc digest or first dibs trick.

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