He Answered: WWI Soldier Framed Photograph with Patriotic Motifs

A World War I framed photograph of a soldier, the verre…
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A World War I framed photograph of a soldier, the verre eglomise mount with the motto 'He Heard the Call & He Answered' a Dreadnought below, the photo flanked by a waratah and the Australian flag, 'his battalion colours' below, 67 x 55 cm

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  • Verre Églomisé - Verre églomisé is the process by which the reverse of glass is decorated with gold or silver foil, sometimes with the addition of painted decoration. The technique was popular in the early and mid 19th century, but its use dates back to pre-Roman times.

    It was used as a decorative effect on mirrors, table tops and clocks.

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