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Imagine walking through an art museum — the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, or even the Salvador Dali Museum — and every few feet is a new painting, a new masterpiece. Each painting isn't just hanging there naked, just a canvas on a wall. They're all surrounded by beautiful artistic frames that complement and enhance the power and drama of the art.
As you look at each painting, you realize that the frame isn't just a border. It's not just a piece of lumber or plastic that surrounds and protects the painting. It's an amplifier, and it's part of the art itself. It draws your eye to the beauty contained within its borders and makes everything seem brighter, enchanting, and more vivid.
This even applies to your living room and the brightest, most vivid window in the place: your TV.
Your Samsung Frame TV is not just a window to entertainment and information. It's a portal to an entire world of artistic expression. You didn't get a Frame TV just so you could show copies of your art on your television. You wanted to display breathtaking landscapes, mesmerizing portraits, and iconic masterpieces and make them look like you have that particular painting in your home.
But without a suitable frame, that iconic art looks just like, well, a photo on your TV.
You need an artistic frame to help the art on your Frame TV look like actual art. Here's why:
Every piece of art hanging in a museum or gallery tells a story within its brushstrokes or pixels. The right frame becomes a piece of that story as if the artist created the frame just to make sure you noticed what was inside.
Imagine Monet's water lilies housed in a delicate, light wood frame that echoes his Impressionist style. The frame captures the essence of the sunlight dancing on the water.
Or picture a powerful abstract piece bordered by a bold, contemporary frame that struggles to contain the energy within.
Now, imagine Monet's water lilies surrounded by a thin chrome frame or the abstract painting contained within a gilded decorative frame. Rather clashing, isn't it?
The perfect artistic frame becomes a partner to the painting and draws you deeper into the artwork's world.
Imagine having a piece of abstract contemporary art hanging right next to a classic Renaissance portrait on the same wall. Without the right artistic frames, the visual class can be jarring.
But by carefully choosing the frames, you can seamlessly bridge the gap and create a cohesive feeling between the two.
A rustic, ornate frame for the portrait connects it to its modern surroundings. And a minimalist frame on the contemporary piece complements our Renaissance portrait without overpowering it.
The right frames create harmony between all your artwork, allowing you to curate a cohesive collection in your living room, transforming it into your own personal gallery.
Can you even imagine a classic painting without a frame? It wouldn't even look real. The canvas might be an amazing portrait, historic in nature, worthy of its own exhibit. But without a frame, you might otherwise walk past it with a second glance. That's because it lacks the depth and definition we associate with great art.
It's the same with your Frame TV. Samsung designed these to showcase some of the world's greatest art in your own home. A beautiful artistic frame can transform your plain TV into a captivating focal point within your room. It becomes less of a digital rectangle and more like a treasured piece of art that invites you to lose yourself in the colors and emotions on display.
Take, for example, the famous painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware by the German-American artist Emanuel Leutze. It's a massive painting, 21 feet wide by 12 feet high, and the one we all know hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City as the centerpiece of the American Wing.
(Leutze's original was part of the collection at the Kunsthalle in Bremen, Germany, but was destroyed in 1942 during World War II. Leutze painted two more versions, one of which hangs in The Met. The other, a smaller version, was on display at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona, Minnesota until it was sold at auction in 2022 to an anonymous buyer.)
The original frame for the piece in the Met was lost, although the original painting was unharmed. For the longest time, a comically small three-inch frame encased this 21-foot piece of art. Hardly a fitting frame for such a distinctive and important piece of art.
So the Met found an old black-and-white photograph of the painting with the original frame taken at the World's Fair and commissioned a brand-new frame with noted frame maker Eli Wilner . Eli has framed over 10,000 paintings, including 28 for the White House.
From the photograph, Eli recreated the frame to showcase this iconic painting. I had the privilege of being at the debut party in Eli's warehouse in Long Island and seeing the frame before it was installed. They were still putting the gold leaf on it, but he had a private cocktail party one night so people could see this 3,000-pound frame before it was shown to the general public.
When you think about how important Washington Crossing the Delaware is to America, it's only fitting that one of the world's greatest frame makers designed a 1.5-ton frame to showcase it in the American Wing of one of the world's greatest museums.
Just like museums respect and honor artworks by showcasing them in carefully chosen frames, adding an artistic frame to your own Frame TV shows your appreciation for your chosen artists and their creations.
It's a subtle way of acknowledging the time and talent they poured into the artwork you're showing in your own home. Whether it's a renowned masterpiece, a personal favorite you found in the Samsung art store, or your own photo, your artistic frame becomes a silent tribute to the artist's journey.
Your choice of frame reveals your unique taste and personality. Do you prefer the classic elegance of an ornate, gold-leaf frame? Or are you into the sleek design of modern minimalism? Do you want bold accents or understated sophistication?
Explore the different frame styles and colors to find the one that speaks to you and complements your home's decor. Your Frame TV is a personalized expression of your love of art, and it transforms your space into a reflection of your inner world. Your frame is an extension of that love and should match your personality as well.
Remember, adding an artistic frame to your Frame TV isn't just about aesthetics, it's about enhancing your artistic experience. It's about transforming your living space into a personal gallery where the world's art is on display for you to admire — framed art that's filled with stories, emotions, and beauty.
The Samsung Frame TV offers exceptional value, seamlessly blending art and technology. With its innovative Art Mode, customizable frames, and high picture quality display, the Samsung Frame TV worth is evident, serving as both a functional television and a stylish piece of decor, enhancing any living space.
Selecting the perfect Samsung Deco Frame for your artwork involves thoughtful consideration of the artwork's style, colors, and the ambiance you wish to create in your space. Here's a guide to help you choose the best frame for when your Smart TV is in Art Mode. This ensures that your Frame TV display seamlessly integrates with your decor and enhances the visual impact of your chosen artwork.
By carefully considering the artwork's style, color scheme, room decor, and desired ambiance, you can select the perfect Samsung Deco Frame to complement and elevate the visual appeal of your chosen artwork, creating a harmonious and captivating display in your space. Whether it's a traditional painting or a digital print, the right picture frame can enhance the overall presentation and seamlessly integrate your Frame TV display into your home decor.
The Samsung Frame TV combines the functionality of a television with the aesthetic appeal of a piece of art. Key features include:
If you are someone passionate about the marriage of art and technology then you will love this Samsung TV.
