This is one of four period frames on display as a backdrop component in Vacuuming the Gallery, 1949, shown at the Lisson Gallery in London. The piece is comprised of a set of four painted aluminum lightboxes with transmounted chromogenic transparencies with an impressive size of 10’ x 24’.

This particular frame has a carved pattern referred to as the “pea and sausage.” It’s found on the outer edge of a reversed profile where the innermost frame is the tallest rolling away from the image to a shallow decorative outer edge.