Modular artist studio easel system
OwnerReginald Normaninventor
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Abstract
An example modular artist studio easel system includes a first mast member pivotally attached to first base member, and a second mast member pivotally attached to a second base member. Support arms are attached between the base members and the mast members. Cross members are slidably connected between the first mast member and the second mast member to adjust a width between the first mast member and the second mast member. A first back support is mounted to the first mast member, and a second back support is mounted to the second mast member, for supporting at least one canvas thereon. A first upper edge support and a first lower edge are mounted on the second back support. A second upper edge support and a second lower edge are mounted on the second back support.
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A modular artist studio easel system, comprising:
- at least a first base member and a second base member;
- at least a first mast member and a second mast member, the first mast member pivotally attached to the first base member, and the second mast member pivotally attached to the second base member;
- at least a first support arm and a second support arm, the first support arm pivotally attached between the first base member and the first mast member, and the second support arm pivotally attached between the second base member and the second mast member;
- at least a first cross member and a second cross member slidably connected between the first mast member and the second mast member to adjust a width between the first mast member and the second mast member;
- at least a first back support mounted to the first mast member, and a second back support mounted to the second mast member, the first back support and the second back support for supporting at least one canvas thereon;
- at least a first upper edge support and a first lower edge mounted on the first back support for supporting a top portion of canvas;
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- at least a second upper edge support and a second lower edge mounted on the second back support for supporting a bottom portion of canvas.
A modular artist studio easel system, comprising:
- at least a first base member and a second base member, each of the first base member and the second base member positioned substantially parallel to one another and substantially horizontal to a foundation surface;
- at least a first mast member and a second mast member, the first mast member pivotally attached to the first base member, and the second mast member pivotally attached to the second base member;
- at least a first support arm and a second support arm, the first support arm pivotally attached between the first base member and the first mast member, and the second support arm pivotally attached between the second base member and the second mast member, the first support arm and the second support arm adjustable in length to adjust an angle between the first mast member and the first base member and between the second mast member and the second base member;
- at least a first cross member and a second cross member slidably connected between the first mast member and the second mast member to adjust a width between the first mast member and the second mast member;
- at least a first back support mounted to the first mast member, and a second back support mounted to the second mast member, the first back support and the second back support for supporting at least one canvas thereon;
- at least a first upper edge support and a first lower edge, wherein at least one of the first upper edge support and the first lower edge support is slidably mounted on the first back support to adjust a height for the at least one canvas;
- at least a second upper edge support and a second lower edge, wherein at least one of the second upper edge support and the second lower edge support is slidably mounted on the second back support to adjust a height for the at least one canvas.
A modular artist studio easel system, comprising:
- at least a first base member and a second base member, each of the first base member and the second base member positioned substantially parallel to one another and substantially horizontal to a foundation surface;
- at least a first mast member and a second mast member, the first mast member pivotally attached to the first base member, and the second mast member pivotally attached to the second base member;
- at least a first support arm and a second support arm, the first support arm pivotally attached between the first base member and the first mast member, and the second support arm pivotally attached between the second base member and the second mast member, the first support arm and the second support arm adjustable in length to adjust an angle between the first mast member and the first base member and between the second mast member and the second base member;
- at least a first cross member and a second cross member slidably connected between the first mast member and the second mast member to adjust a width between the first mast member and the second mast member;
- at least a first back support mounted to the first mast member, and a second back support mounted to the second mast member, the first back support and the second back support for supporting at least one canvas thereon;
- at least a first upper canvas edge support and a first lower canvas edge, wherein at least one of the first upper canvas edge support and the first lower canvas edge support is slidably mounted on the first back support to adjust a height for the at least one canvas;
- at least a second upper canvas edge support and a second lower canvas edge, wherein at least one of the second upper canvas edge support and the second lower canvas edge support is slidably mounted on the second back support to adjust a height for the at least one canvas;
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- an easel area formed on the first and second back supports and between the upper and lower canvas edge supports, wherein the easel area accommodates different sizes and/or number of canvas thereon.
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