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Default I have a painting I'm redoing

the canvas size is 30x24 and is mounted on a wooden frame 1/2"x 1.3/4".

I left the painting alone for quite a while and now the the frame has warped
at two corners ie if I put it on a flat floor it would not be flat ie two
opposite corners would be raised off the floor.

suggestions please to alleviate the warpage?

I was thinking of putting a 1/4"x1/2" frame permanent around the sides and
tacking it to the frame,would this pull the warpage back into place?


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the canvas size is 30x24 and is mounted on a wooden frame 1/2"x 1.3/4".

I left the painting alone for quite a while and now the the frame has warped
at two corners ie if I put it on a flat floor it would not be flat ie two
opposite corners would be raised off the floor.

suggestions please to alleviate the warpage?

I was thinking of putting a 1/4"x1/2" frame permanent around the sides and
tacking it to the frame,would this pull the warpage back into place?


I can't see that working . Would it not be simpler just to
reframe it? . How did it get warped ?
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On Fri, 07 Nov 2008 15:19:16 GMT, "George"
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the canvas size is 30x24 and is mounted on a wooden frame 1/2"x 1.3/4".

I left the painting alone for quite a while and now the the frame has
warped
at two corners ie if I put it on a flat floor it would not be flat ie two
opposite corners would be raised off the floor.

suggestions please to alleviate the warpage?

I was thinking of putting a 1/4"x1/2" frame permanent around the sides and
tacking it to the frame,would this pull the warpage back into place?


I can't see that working . Would it not be simpler just to
reframe it? . How did it get warped ?


Can't reframe it,not enough canvas on the sides to restretch it to another
frame and further to that the portrait of her head,the hair is near to the
edge of the canvas. :-(

Warpage probably was due to humid conditions changing in the room it was
stored in,plus the frame is made of normal knotty pine.


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On Fri, 07 Nov 2008 15:19:16 GMT, "George"
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the canvas size is 30x24 and is mounted on a wooden frame 1/2"x 1.3/4".

I left the painting alone for quite a while and now the the frame has warped
at two corners ie if I put it on a flat floor it would not be flat ie two
opposite corners would be raised off the floor.

suggestions please to alleviate the warpage?

I was thinking of putting a 1/4"x1/2" frame permanent around the sides and
tacking it to the frame,would this pull the warpage back into place?


Raise the lower ends and weight the raised ends to warp back?

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I left the painting alone for quite a while and now the the frame has
warped


screw and glue it to a plywood board?

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