unframed

American  

[uhn-fraymd] / ˌʌnˈfreɪmd /

adjective

1. (of a painting, photo, etc.) not in a frame.

2. without structure or context.

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Example Sentences

In that inventory, he listed an unframed painting by Courbet that had been taken from the apartment’s living room.

From New York Times

They can be propped up unframed, and framed works can be hung from a grid with hooks.

From Los Angeles Times

The Seward Park Audubon Center hosts a two-day pop-up featuring framed and unframed prints, books and greeting cards.

From Seattle Times

When purchasing unframed pieces, you might even ask the artists where they go for framing, says Philadelphia artist Dafna Steinberg, who focuses on photography.

From Washington Post

An unframed and unfurled painting by Sheila Crider, hung so that each end droops, offers the show’s exemplary title: “Shape Shifter.”

From Washington Post