SOL#19-The Painting In The Brown Frame

The painting is small compared to it's frame. The outside of the frame is s dark brown wood. This wood soon transitions to white paper and then the painting. When you look closely at the wood you can see that it has a tinge of red coloring. The wood is an unnatural color. So unnatural that one would observe that it is dyed. The grains of the wood are only visible from a close distance. They go throughout the wood in unpredictable patterns branching off from each other in the weirdest ways. The cream of the paper provides a sharp contrast to the brownish red of the wood. The paper is anything but smooth, with bumps and grooves appearing in random places. The father away you go from the painting the less you see about the painting with the brown frame.