Framed Baby Blue Art

Fontaine’s framed baby blue prints are simple and serve educational purpose, encouraging people to perform everyday actions such as washing their hands, keeping it clean or replacing the road. They are a perfect addition for bathrooms and laundry rooms, but those who have a good sense of humor can display them in other rooms as well. At the opposite end of the spectrum, there are posters containing inspirational messages, such as the Invictus quote by William Ernest Henley.

Those who prefer not to stray too far from classic artwork, will enjoy the framed baby blue paintings dating from the Renaissance period. Despite the fact that some shades of blue were difficult to obtain and very expensive, artists found the financial effort worth making. Raphael tried to create the perfect harmony between the colors red and blue, with both of them making the same contribution to the final artwork. Durer has a slightly different approach, but the fact that he limited the use of the color blue for backgrounds, doesn’t make his paintings any less impressive.