Large Rococo Frames - Gold

Large frames intended for canvases of bigger size. Standard canvas size is 5,56 X 4,31 meters for regular frame and 6,24 X 4,31 meters for wider version. You can of course make it smaller or bigger depending on your needs.
There are 3 different frames:
1. Frame with canvas consisting of 1 picture (Lower resolution version) in aspect ratio of 556 x 431.
2. Frame with canvas consisting of 4 pictures (Higher resolution version) in aspect ratio of 556 x 431 (see picture 7).
3. Wider Frame with canvas consisting of 4 pictures (Higher resolution version) in aspect ratio of 624 x 431 (see picture 7).
To use the first frame you need a picture which has the length of 1024 pixels or bigger. Then take it into Photoshop and crop it to 556 x 431 aspect ratio. Go to image tab, image size and change the size to 1024 to 1024 (first click on the small chain icon so not to constrain the aspect ratio).
To use the second frame you need a picture which has the length of 2048 pixels or bigger. Then take it into Photoshop and crop it to 556 x 431 aspect ratio. Go to image tab, image size and change the size to 2048 to 2048 (first click on the small chain icon so not to constrain the aspect ratio). Last thing, you have to split it into 4 equal parts (size of 1024x1024 each) and place it as shown on picture 7.
To use the third frame you need a bit wider picture which has the length of 2048 pixels or bigger. Then take it into Photoshop and crop it to 624 x 431 aspect ratio. Go to image tab, image size and change the size to 2048 to 2048 (first click on the small chain icon so not to constrain the aspect ratio). Last thing, you have to split it into 4 equal parts (size of 1024x1024 each) and place it as shown on picture 7.

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These frames work best with large paintings with lots of details. For example landscape paintings or capricci of Canaletto, Bernardo Bellotto or Panini would be an excellent choice.

The painting provided are 2 capricci (architectural fantasies) and 1 landscape paintings of Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691 - 1765).

"Modern Rome" (Picture 1) is a 1757 painting by Italian artist Giovanni Paolo Panini. The original painting shows the arrangement of paintings originally commissioned by Étienne François, Count of Stainville, later the Duke de Choiseul. He was the ambassador to Rome from between 1753 and 1757. The Duke is seated on an armchair, in the painting. The picture gallery consists of a large number of paintings of buildings, monuments, and sculptures in Rome during the time that Panini painted it.On the left side of this work are, among others, paintings of St. Peter's Basilica, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps. On the right side are, among others, paintings of the church of Santa Maria Maggiore, the Piazza Navona, and Villa Aldobrandini. In the middle are four statues, which are from front to back, the Medici lion, Michelangelo's Moses, Bernini's statue of David, and Bernini's statue of Apollo and Daphne.

"Ancient Rome" (Picture 2) was also commissioned by Étienne François, Count of Stainville. The paintings depict many of the most significant architectural sites and sculptures from ancient Rome, such as the Colosseum, the Pantheon, Laocoön and His Sons, the Farnese Hercules, the Apollo Belvedere and the Borghese Gladiator. Both Panini and Stainville are featured, Stainville stands holding a guidebook, while Panini appears behind Stainville's armchair.

"Departure of the Duc de Choiseul from the Piazza di San Pietro" (Picture 3) is a large canvas that was part of a series of five ordered from Pannini by Choiseul, French ambassador to the Holy See. Choiseul has just had his initial papal audience with Benedict XIV. Leaving Bernini's colonnade, with the façade of St. Peter's in the background, the gilded ducal carriage leads a lengthy procession. This painting, among Pannini's most laboriously documentary scenes, combines a bird's-eye view with others, providing a costly, synoptic visual gospel of a major moment in eighteenth-century Franco-Roman piety and power.

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The last picture is intended as decoration suggestions, and depicts the display of an art collection, as found in many aristocratic houses (all items can be found in my shop).

You can adjust the intensity of the shadows behind the frame by selecting the face of the shadow and lowering the transparency to your liking.
Contains Normal and Specular maps.
Land impact is 1 for every size below the 5.83m of height.
Number of triangles: 168
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