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Hello Everyone,
This is probably a relatively simple problem to most of you, but for some reason i'm not able to get my daft head around it.
What is the best way to store oil paintings once they have dried? Apart from hanging them all which i don't really want to do.
I've tried just standing them together on shelfs or the floor, but they always lean on each other and eventually cause marks and scratches, even though the paint always dry before hand. I've ruined a few pictures that way. :'(
Any advice please?