Yesterday's Tools
Regular price
$350.00
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Framing Size Guidelines
Paper prints
- Small: Framing adds 5" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 2" mat).
- Medium: Framing adds 7" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 3" mat).
- Large: Mats are not available; framing adds 1.5" to both width and height.
Acrylic and metal prints
- Uses a float frame that adds 1" to both width and height.
- Hardware: Cleat hangers are available only on unframed metal and acrylic prints. Framed pieces use a wire hanger.
Currently shipping within the U.S. only. International shipping coming soon.
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Nestled in the heart of New Mexico, the small town of Madrid—population 321—was once a bustling coal mining hub. Today, it’s a vibrant artist community, with galleries lining the historic Turquoise Trail (New Mexico State Road 14), showcasing the creativity that now defines this place.
Among the town’s old mining relics, there’s a workshop that still holds echoes of its past. Inside one of the rooms, tools and artifacts from the mining days are casually strung up on the walls, blending history and art in this uniquely charming town.
