$550 – $840
Normally black-and-white snub-nosed monkey males do not help much with raising their offspring, but this youngster has lost its mother and the father has taken it under his wings. The distinctive white coat of the infant is thought to elicit protective and caring behaviour in the adults. Ranging up to 4,700 meters a.s.l., the large, cold-adapted monkey lives at higher altitudes than any other wild primate. Yunnan, China.
Framing |
In keeping with our concerns about the environment, we carefully considered the type of wood for our mouldings. Over 90% of our exhibition frame mouldings produced from the hardwood Triplochiton Scleroxylon commonly known as African Maple or Ayous. This wood species from the Sterculiaceae family is manufactured into moulding in Italy and is our choice since it stable, and most importantly is not listed in the CITES Appendices, and is reported by the IUCN as being a species of least concern. PEFCTM (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes) and FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) Chain of Custody certifications from BM TRADA Certification Ltd. Chain of Custody certification is the unbroken path which products take from the forest to the consumer, including all stages of manufacturing, transportation & distribution. |
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AR70 Glazing |
The best glass option for reflection-free and neutral viewing. Also incorporating a 70% UV filter to protect valuable artwork from fading over time. This anti-reflective coating is manufactured using an advanced magnetron sputtering process to deposit a molecular film. This technique guarantees unrivaled consistency durability and quality. This is a truly invisible glass! |
Acrylic Glazing |
Non-conductive, wideband coating designed to maximize transmittance on acrylic over the visible spectrum. It is specially designed for the high-performance needs of display applications. |