My question for the historical purists: would an oil painting (or a lot of forgeries), once completed, been taken off it's stretcher for ease of transport during this time period? Or would it have been transported on the stretcher?
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Were 17th century oil paintings ever taken off their stretcher?
My question for the historical purists: would an oil painting (or a lot of forgeries), once completed, been taken off it's stretcher for ease of transport during this time period? Or would it have been transported on the stretcher?
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