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Q. Would plexiglass harm a Charles Peterson print?
01/30/03
A. "Plexiglass", or acrylic material is often used in framing for safety reasons, and would not harm either a Charles Haper Serigraph or a Lithograph. (He has produced both.)

"Plexiglass" is typically only harmful to pastel (caulk) original drawings.

Regards,

John
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