by Bill Indursky with event photography courtesy of Rachel Elkind Photography
On Jan 21, 2011 Julius Lowy Frame and Restoring Company, Inc. threw an opening night party at their upper east side location for their current exhibit “A Change of Taste: From The Gilded Age to the Craftsman Aesthetic” chronicling the changes in American picture frames from the mass produced 19th century ornamentation to the refined artistry of the Arts and Crafts movement.
The Crowd.
Larry Shar with wife Tracy
On Jan 21, 2011 Julius Lowy Frame and Restoring Company, Inc. threw an opening night party at their upper east side location for their current exhibit “A Change of Taste: From The Gilded Age to the Craftsman Aesthetic” chronicling the changes in American picture frames from the mass produced 19th century ornamentation to the refined artistry of the Arts and Crafts movement.
The exhibition is on view through April 15, 2011. http://www.lowyonline.com/, (212) 861-8585.
Rachel Elkind Photography can be reached at http://www.rachelphoto.com/, (718) 388-6760.
The Crowd Starts To Build.
Baby Its You!
Dan and Cynthia Shar
George Bisacca, a conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, pointing out frame details
The Crowd.
Ilene Kranin and Larry Shar, Owner Julius Lowy Frame and Restoring Company.
Logan Delaney, Howard Godel and Unidentified.
Joyful Party Goers.
Brad Shar, Vice President of Lowy with his wife Angela
Emily Lenz of D. Wigmore Fine Art
Hubbard Toombs from Adelson Gallery
The Crowd.
Larry Shar with wife Tracy
