Own a piece of history. My original photo shows Joe Biden’s first rally, announcing his campaign for 46th President of the United States on May 18, 2019, shortly after he threw his hat into the ring with a social media video on April 25, 2019. The gathering took place in a park across from the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Each framed print is handcrafted to order and shipped to your door. We'll include everything required for hanging, all you need is a hammer. If you have any questions about the process, just let us know via chat or at hello@levelframes.com.
Our goal is to help you on this framing project and many more to come. If your frame shows up with any defects or you're not completely satisfied, let us know and we will make it right.
All glazing options are high-quality Tru Vue acrylic
StandardAn optically pure, lightweight and shatterproof acrylic. A fine choice for many items, but UV rays may fade or discolor the artwork over time. A fine choice for many items, but UV rays may fade or discolor art over time. |
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UV ProtectionOffers the same clarity and strength of Standard, while filtering 99% of UV rays to provide the highest level of protection against fading and discoloration of your art. Filters 99% of UV rays for the highest level of protection against fading of artwork. |
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Non-Glare UVHas a subtle, matte finish that diffuses the light to cut down on reflections. 99% UV protection level. A subtle, matte finish diffuses light to reduce reflections plus 99% UV protection. If your frame has a mat, the contents may appear slightly softened or blurred. |
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Optium MuseumA specialized anti-reflective coating makes this acrylic virtually invisible in most lighting conditions. Trusted by the world’s top museums, it provides crystal clear viewing with 99% UV protection for the absolute best in both display and preservation. An anti-reflective, anti-static and virtually invisible acrylic trusted by the world’s top museums. A crystal clear view and full UV protection for the absolute best display. |
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