Vintage Picture/Photo Frames (set of 2)

These vintage pictures and frames are dated from the late 1950's/early 1960s. I believe these were handmade by a family friend. (I could be wrong.) The frames are made of wood and at one time, of natural color. However, the frames were "whitewashed" in the 1980 (as was the rest of our furniture).** These specific photos have hung on bedroom walls for almost 60 years with storage for an additional 8 years. Please see pictures for more details. They frames purposely have no glass, with dimensions of... Frame: 25"L x 21"W Photo: 19.5"L x 15.5"W Depth: Frame protrudes 3" from wall Decor historical Information: In the 1980s, whitewashing frames became a massive DIY trend as a reaction against the heavy, dark wood paneling and furniture of the 1970s. Homeowners wanted a lighter, more relaxed "country" or beach-inspired aesthetic. The 1980s Whitewash Look... * Thick Wood: Frames were generally thick and rigid, sometimes featuring heavy ridges or ornate details. * Washed Effect: Instead of solid paint, the technique lets the natural wood grain peek through. The look often served as a precursor to the 1990s "Shabby Chic" movement. * Placement: These frames were used everywhere—from bathrooms to bedrooms and living areas.

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