JP2006034321A - Trick art frame - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a trick art frame that is firstly provided with good taste, savor, and trick-art effect, secondly that these factors can be achieved easily and is provided with appropriate weight, easiness to be installed, appearance, and cost-effectiveness, and thirdly can prevent damages and smudges applied to paintings and other image bodies and that good indirect lighting effect can be expected. <P>SOLUTION: The trick art frame 1 contains black light as well as image bodies B such as paintings attached with an ultraviolet light emitting section A. The ultraviolet light emitter A emits visible light by irradiation with ultraviolet light and reflecting paint and ink are partly applied on the image bodies B. The image bodies B are painting, poster, photograph, printing, or photographic subject of which ultraviolet light emitting section A cannot be visually recognized by natural light. In addition the trick art frame 1 is provided with frames 3 with a structure which depressed groove section of which inside is open installed at the periphery, a transparent plate 4, and a back plate 5. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a trick art picture frame. That is, the present invention relates to a trick art frame for storing an image body such as a picture, a poster, a photograph, a printed matter, or a copy for browsing.

As a frame for storing pictures, posters, photographs, printed materials, etc. for browsing, first, there is a known prior art (hereinafter simply referred to as Prior Art 1) in which a visible light source such as an incandescent lamp or LED is incorporated. Yes. In other words, a frame for backlighting or illuminating a picture or the like from behind with an incandescent lamp is known.
Examples of the prior art 1 of the frame with a visible light source include those shown in the following Patent Documents 1, 2, 3, 4, and the like.
JP 2001-17291 A JP-A-10-179351 Japanese Patent No. 2879012 JP 2002-136403 A

On the other hand, there has also been a conventional technique (hereinafter simply referred to as Conventional Technique 2) in which an incandescent lamp and an ultraviolet lamp are externally attached as a lighting device as a frame for storing pictures and the like for viewing.
In other words, an illuminating device having an incandescent lamp that is controlled to be turned on and off and an ultraviolet lamp that is always lit is externally attached near the upper front of the frame, and a special paint that emits light by ultraviolet irradiation is partially applied. There is also a conventional technique 2 in which the image of the painting is different between when the incandescent lamp is lit and when the incandescent lamp is lit (the special paint part such as the painting is difficult to see and invisible when the incandescent lamp is lit). It was. As such a prior art 2, what was shown in the following patent document 5 is mentioned.
Japanese Patent No. 2880476

By the way, the following problems have been pointed out with respect to such a conventional frame.
First, it has been pointed out that the prior art 1 described above, in which a picture or the like is backlit and lit up with an incandescent lamp or the like, is lacking in taste, interest, and trick art effect.
In other words, the frame of this prior art 1 can be expected to have the effect of close-up of the stored picture etc. from the surroundings, but the recognized image image itself does not change with time etc. It just closes up flat. The elements that appealed to the senses of tricks and hobbies that were interesting to the viewers were low.

Secondly, with regard to the above-described prior art 2, in which an incandescent lamp that is controlled to be lit and an ultraviolet lamp that is always lit are externally attached to the frame of a picture with a special paint, etc., the complexity and weight of the configuration Problems have been pointed out in terms of surface, mountability, appearance, cost, and failure.
That is, in this prior art 2, since the lighting device with the incandescent lamp and the ultraviolet lamp is attached near the front upper part of the frame, the structure is complicated, and the weight is heavy by that amount. There is a danger. Therefore, the installation often takes time and man-hours, and the installation location may be limited.
Even if it is mounted safely, the lighting device protrudes in the vicinity of the upper front of the frame, so there are also problems that the appearance is impaired and that it interferes with browsing. Also, since the configuration is complicated, the problem is that the cost is increased by that amount and there are many failures.

Thirdly, with regard to the prior art 2, problems have been pointed out in terms of damage to paintings and the like, and the indirect lighting effect.
That is, in this prior art 2, the picture etc. which were accommodated in the frame are irradiated with the ultraviolet lamp and incandescent lamp of the illuminating device attached outside. Therefore, if a transparent plate such as glass is interposed in the middle, the image is deteriorated or lowered due to reflection.
Therefore, in this frame, a transparent plate such as glass that covers the surface side of the painting is not used, and the stored painting etc. are directly exposed to the outside, and there is a risk of damage such as scratches and use in restaurants Contamination due to cigarette dust has become a problem.
In addition, since the lighting device is externally attached, it is pointed out that the direct reflection of light or leakage is unavoidable, and it does not work well when used as indirect lighting in restaurants, clubs, etc. where the room is dark. In other words, many problems have arisen in picture-light usage.

In view of such circumstances, the trick art picture frame of the present invention has been made as a result of the inventor's earnest research efforts to solve the problems of the prior art.
A predetermined frame frame, a transparent plate, a back plate, and the like are provided, and an ultraviolet lamp is built in and a picture with an ultraviolet light emitting portion and other image bodies are accommodated. Further, the present invention is characterized in that an energization control means and a reflector are combined.
Therefore, the present invention is firstly excellent in hobbies, fun and trick art effects, and secondly, it is easily and easily realized, and is excellent in terms of weight, mountability, appearance, cost, etc. The third purpose is to propose a trick art frame that prevents damage and dirt on paintings and other image bodies and that can also be expected to have an indirect lighting effect.

<About each claim>
The technical means of the present invention for solving such a problem is as follows. First, claim 1 is as follows.
The trick art picture frame of claim 1 is characterized in that it contains an ultraviolet lamp and stores an image body such as a picture with an ultraviolet light emitting part for viewing.
Claim 2 is as follows. The trick art frame according to claim 2 is the trick art frame according to claim 1, wherein the ultraviolet light emitting portion of the image body is partially coated with paint or ink that emits or reflects visible light when irradiated with ultraviolet light. Consists of structure. The image body is made of a picture, a poster, a photograph, a printed matter, a copy, or the like, in which the ultraviolet light emitting portion is difficult to see with natural light.
Further, the trick art picture frame includes a frame frame having a structure in which a concave groove portion having an inner opening is provided, and a linear rod-shaped ultraviolet lamp disposed in the concave groove portion of the frame frame and capable of irradiating ultraviolet rays. A transparent plate attached to the front surface of the frame frame, a back plate attached to the back surface of the frame frame and holding the image body, and an internal space formed between the frame frame, the transparent plate, and the back plate It is characterized by having.

Claim 3 is as follows. The trick art frame of claim 3 is the trick art frame of claim 2, wherein the image body is an image image in which the ultraviolet lamp is turned on and the ultraviolet light emitting portion is emitted and visually recognized, and the ultraviolet lamp is turned off. The overall impression differs from the image image recognized without being recognized by the ultraviolet light emitting portion.
Claim 4 is as follows. The trick art picture frame according to claim 4 is the trick art frame according to claim 3, wherein a control means is attached to the energizing portion to the ultraviolet lamp.
The control means is capable of controlling on / off of the energization of the ultraviolet lamp, power value, time, and the like, and the ultraviolet lamp is illuminated by the control means in a pattern in which lighting and extinguishing are repeated for a certain period of time and in the initial lighting stage. It is possible to selectively combine various lighting patterns, such as a pattern that gradually increases the brightness, a pattern that maintains the lighting intensity at the time of lighting, and a pattern that gradually attenuates the lighting intensity at the end of lighting. It is characterized by this.
Claim 5 is as follows. The trick art picture frame of claim 5 uses a reflector in combination with the ultraviolet lamp in claim 3 or claim 4.
The reflector is disposed in the recessed groove portion of the frame frame, and is disposed in a back space of the ultraviolet lamp or a space where the ultraviolet lamp is not disposed. It is characterized by giving area-like strength, shading, impact, blurring, etc. to the light emission state.
Claim 6 is as follows. The trick art frame according to claim 6 is the trick art frame according to claim 5, wherein the reflector has a linear long plate shape slightly larger than the ultraviolet lamp, and is inclined with respect to the image body from a right angle. It is characterized by.

<About action>
Since the trick art picture frame of the present invention is as described above, it is as follows.
(1) In this trick art frame, a transparent plate and a back plate are attached to a frame frame in which a recessed groove portion is provided, and an ultraviolet lamp is provided and incorporated. Pictures and other image objects that are held and viewed on the back plate are partially provided with ultraviolet light emitting portions that are difficult to see with natural light.
(2) When the ultraviolet lamp is turned off, the ultraviolet light emission portion of the image body is not emitted, and the other portion is visually recognized by natural light (including indoor lighting) and is recognized as a specific image.
(3) On the other hand, in the lighting state of the ultraviolet lamp, the image body is visibly impressive as the ultraviolet light emission part is emitted, and the other parts are visible with natural light but have a low weight, It is also a slight visual recognition. Therefore, the image body is recognized as another image image different from the image image of the ultraviolet lamp being turned off.

(4) By the way, for this trick art frame, it is conceivable to attach the following control means. That is, this control means can control the on / off of the energization of the ultraviolet lamp, the power value, the time, etc., and the ultraviolet lamp has a repeating pattern of turning on / off, an increasing pattern of illumination, and an illumination intensity maintaining pattern. And the attenuation pattern of the illumination intensity can be selectively combined.
By such control, the image image of the recognized image body is repeatedly changed, and temporal changes such as strength, shading, impact, blurring, and the like are given, and thus a temporal gradation effect is exhibited.
(5) Further, it is conceivable to use the following reflector. In other words, this reflector is disposed in the concave groove of the frame frame in the rear space of the ultraviolet lamp or in another space where the ultraviolet lamp is not disposed. It is stronger, darker and more impactful, and in other spaces it is weaker, lighter, and blurred.
Therefore, according to the image of the image body, the A.D. B. Install only an ultraviolet lamp. An ultraviolet lamp with a reflector is disposed; D. Install only the reflector. By selectively adopting UV lamps and reflectors, etc., as appropriate, the image image of the image body is given strength, shading, impact, blurring, etc. in the area, thereby providing an area-based gradation effect. Demonstrated.
Note that this area gradation effect becomes more prominent by tilting the reflector. This effect is more effective when combined with the temporal gradation effect.

(6) Now, the trick art picture frame is as follows. First, the image body is recognized as a different image image depending on whether the ultraviolet lamp is turned on or off, and further, a temporal gradation effect and an area gradation effect are also added, so that a hobby, fun, and trick art are added. Excellent effect.
(7) Secondly, an ultraviolet lamp and a reflection plate are disposed on the frame frame, and a transparent plate and a back plate are attached, and control means are appropriately added. Thus, it has a simple structure, is light in weight, is easy to attach, has the same appearance as a general frame, and is excellent in manufacturing cost. When a reflector is used, the electricity bill can be reduced and the maintenance cost is excellent.
(8) Third, since the ultraviolet lamp is housed inside together with the image body to be illuminated and is blocked from the outside by a transparent plate, the image body is protected and damage and contamination are prevented. Further, since the ultraviolet lamp is built in the recessed groove portion of the frame frame, it can be used for indirect illumination due to light emission and brightness of the ultraviolet light emitting portion.

As described above, the trick art picture frame of the present invention is provided with a predetermined frame frame, a transparent plate, a back plate and the like, and has a built-in ultraviolet lamp and houses a picture with an ultraviolet light emitting portion and other image bodies. It is characterized by that. Further, the present invention is characterized in that an energization control means and a reflector are combined.
Therefore, the trick art frame of the present invention exhibits the following first, second, and third effects.

First, it excels in hobbies, fun and trick art effects. That is, the trick art picture frame of the present invention has an image image of an image body that is recognized when the ultraviolet lamp is turned on and the ultraviolet light emitting portion is emitted, and an image that is recognized without the ultraviolet light being turned off and the ultraviolet light emitting portion is not visually recognized. The overall image is greatly different from the image of the body. That is, the image that is perceived in time changes.
Further, by controlling the ultraviolet lamp by the control means, a temporal gradation effect is added to the image. Furthermore, when a reflector is used in combination with an ultraviolet lamp, an area gradation effect is also added.
In this way, the trick art picture frame of the present invention changes the temporal image and the gradation effect on the time plane and the area plane as described above. Compared to this kind of conventional frame, you can enjoy fantastic changes and illusions, and it excels in hobbies, fun and trick art effects.

Secondly, this is realized easily and easily, and is excellent in terms of weight, mountability, appearance and cost. That is, the trick art picture frame of the present invention has a simple and easy structure in which an ultraviolet lamp is incorporated in a frame frame with a transparent plate or a back plate. In addition, the use of a control means and a reflecting plate can be realized easily and easily.
Therefore, the weight is greatly reduced compared to the frame of this type of prior art, which has an incandescent lamp and an ultraviolet lamp attached externally, and there is less risk of dropping from the mounted wall. There are fewer restrictions such as location.
The trick art picture frame can be easily replaced with an image body such as a painting while being attached to a wall or the like. P. O. It is also easy to enjoy by changing to match.
Moreover, there is nothing that protrudes outside the frame, so that the appearance is not impaired and browsing is not disturbed. Furthermore, since the structure is simplified, the cost is excellent and the anxiety about failure is also eliminated. In addition, when a reflecting plate is employed, the electricity bill is reduced, which is excellent in terms of cost.

Thirdly, damage and dirt of paintings and other image bodies are also prevented. That is, in the trick art frame of the present invention, an image body such as an ultraviolet lamp or a picture is housed inside, and a transparent plate is arranged between the outside.
Therefore, like this type of prior art with an external lighting device, a transparent plate can be used without any risk of reflection, and image objects such as paintings are damaged, such as scratches caused by mischief. In addition, it is possible to prevent contamination of the cigarette due to use in the restaurant.
Furthermore, the trick art picture frame of the present invention does not have an external lighting device such as an incandescent lamp, but the ultraviolet light emitting portion of the image body emits light and shines. Therefore, in a restaurant, club, etc. where the room is dark It can also be used as lighting. That is, it can be used as a picture light.
As described above, the effects exerted by the present invention are remarkably large, such as all the problems existing in this type of conventional example are solved.

《About drawing》
Hereinafter, the trick art picture frame of the present invention will be described in detail based on the best mode for carrying out the invention shown in the drawings. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. are used to explain the best mode for carrying out the present invention.
FIG. 1 is a front view of one example, (1) FIG. 1 shows an image image with the ultraviolet lamp turned off, and (2) FIG. 1 shows an image image with the ultraviolet lamp turned on. Show. 2A is a front sectional view of the same example, and FIG. 2B is a rear view. 3A is a side sectional view of the same example, and FIG. 3B is a schematic front sectional view. FIG. 3 (3) is a schematic front sectional view of another example.
4 is a schematic front sectional view of an example using a reflector. (1) FIG. 1 is a first example, (2) FIG. 2 is a second example, (3) FIG. 3 is a third example, and (4) FIG. The fourth example, (5) shows the fifth example, and (6) shows the sixth example. FIG. 5A is a block diagram of the control means and other components. FIG. 5 (2) is a graph of the first example of the illumination pattern, (3) FIG. 5 is a graph of the second example, and (4) is a graph of the third example.

<About the configuration>
The trick art frame 1 includes an ultraviolet lamp 2 and stores an image body B such as a picture with an ultraviolet light emitting portion A for viewing.
That is, the trick art picture frame 1 includes a frame 3, a transparent plate 4, a back plate 5, an internal space S, an ultraviolet lamp 2, an image body B, and the like. These will be described in detail below.

First, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 (1), etc., the frame 3 has a structure in which a recessed groove 6 having an inner opening is provided. That is, the frame 3 that is the frame body has a structure in which the recessed groove portion 6 is provided in a frame shape. The recessed groove portion 6 is disposed with the opening facing inward, that is, the inner space S side, and a heat insulating sheet is provided on the surface. It is stuck.
A transparent plate 4 is attached to the front surface of the frame 3 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 (1). The transparent plate 4 is made of, for example, a transparent acrylic plate or a glass plate, and its peripheral end is attached to the front surface of the peripheral end of the frame 3.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 (2), FIG. 3 (1), etc., a back plate 5 is attached to the back of the frame 3. The back plate 5 has a plate shape that does not transmit light, and a peripheral end portion thereof is attached to a rear surface of the peripheral end portion of the frame 3. And the image body B is contact | abutted and hold | maintained at the surface side where the mat | matte of this back plate 5 was stuck.
Further, as shown in FIG. 3A, the inner space S is surrounded by the surrounding frame frame 3, the transparent plate 4 on the front side, and the back plate 5 on the back side. Has been.

Next, the ultraviolet lamp 2 has a straight bar shape and can irradiate ultraviolet rays, and is appropriately selected and disposed in each of the upper, lower, left and right concave grooves 6 of the frame frame 3, and a single or a plurality of them are disposed in total. Has been.
That is, the ultraviolet lamp 2 is also called a black light and is widely available. It can emit and irradiate ultraviolet rays having a wavelength of about 2,000 to 3,800 angstroms by energization, and is usually about 8 W to 12 W. It becomes more.
The ultraviolet lamp 2 is mounted in the recessed groove portion 6 of the frame 3. Various modes can be considered for selecting the attachment position and number in order to match the arrangement of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A depending on the image content of the image body B.
For example, in the example of FIG. 2 (1), FIG. 3 (1), FIG. 2 (2), and also in FIG. 4 (2), (5), (6), etc. A total of two grooves are used in each of the concave groove portions 6. In the example shown in FIG. 3 (3), a total of two are used in each of the left and right groove portions 6. In the example of FIG. 4 (3), a total of two are used in each of the upper and left concave grooves 6. In the example shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, one is used in the upper groove portion 6.

Next, the image body B is made of a painting, a booster, a photograph, a printed material, a copy, or the like, and has a structure in which the ultraviolet light emitting portion A is partially applied.
The ultraviolet light emitting portion A of the image body B has a structure in which a paint or ink that emits, fluoresces, or reflects visible light when irradiated with ultraviolet rays is partially applied, and is difficult to be visually recognized by natural light having a longer wavelength than ultraviolet rays. Is in a state.

The image body B with the ultraviolet light emitting portion A will be described in detail. First, paints and inks forming the ultraviolet light-emitting portion A are widely known, and are commercially available, for example, as paints containing special fluorescent pigments for black light, and water-based or oil-based transparent reflective luminescent paints. In addition, as such an image body B with an ultraviolet light emitting portion A, a picture is also commercially available.
Next, various modes of applying the ultraviolet light emitting portion A to a part of the image body B are conceivable. For example, in the paintings shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the ultraviolet light emitting portion A includes stars, moons, building windows, lighthouse lights, car windows and lights, and the like. On the other hand, the sun, buildings, mountains, trees, cars, lighthouses, coasts, seas, boats, etc. are represented using ordinary paints.
In addition, for example, the trunk and branches of a tree are drawn using normal paint, and only the flower is used as an ultraviolet light emitting part A. The singer image is drawn using normal paint, and the lyrics and notes of the masterpiece are used as the ultraviolet light emitting part A. It is conceivable to incorporate various ideas such as an example where a candle is drawn using ordinary paint and the candle fire is used as the ultraviolet light emitting part A.

In any case, in this trick art picture frame 1, the image body B has the ultraviolet lamp 2 turned on, the ultraviolet light emitting portion A is emitted and visually recognized and the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned off, and the ultraviolet light 2 is turned off. The entire impression is different from the image image D in which the light-emitting portion A is recognized without being emitted and not visually recognized.
For example, in the example of FIG. 1, the image image D in FIG. 1 (1) is recognized as a daytime landscape, whereas the image image C in FIG. 1 (2) is recognized as a night landscape. The
Moreover, in the example mentioned above, the image image D of the tree without the flower and the image image C of the tree with the flower bloom are recognized. Also, an image image D of a singer image and an image image C with lyrics and notes are recognized. An image image D of a candle that has not been ignited and a candle image image D that has been ignited are recognized.

Next, the control means 7 will be described. As shown in FIG. 2 (1), FIG. 5 (1), etc., in the illustrated trick art frame 1, the control means 7 is attached to the energizing portion to the ultraviolet lamp 2.
The control means 7 can control the on / off of the energization of the ultraviolet lamp 2, the power value, the time, and the like. It is possible to selectively combine various illumination patterns, such as a pattern that gradually increases the illumination intensity, a pattern that maintains a constant illumination intensity when lit, and a pattern that gradually attenuates the illumination intensity at the end of lighting. Yes.

Such control means 7 and the like will be further described in detail. The ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on by power from the power supply 8 via the switch 9, the control means 7, the driver circuit 10 (including the ballast 11 and the glow 12), and the like.
The ultraviolet lamp 2 is subjected to the following program control by an intervening control means 7 (CPU or memory).
That is, A. A pattern in which lighting and extinguishing are repeated for a certain time (for example, every 3 minutes) by on / off control of energization using a timer; A pattern in which the illumination intensity is gradually increased at the beginning of lighting by the increase control of the current voltage value during energization; A pattern in which the current and voltage values are controlled to be constant during energization, thereby maintaining the illumination intensity constant; Various lighting patterns such as a pattern that gradually attenuates the illumination intensity at the end of lighting can be selectively combined by reducing the current voltage value during energization.

FIG. 5 (2) is an example in which the illumination patterns A, B, C, and D are used together, and FIG. 5 (3) is an example in which the illumination patterns A, B, and C are used in combination. FIG. 5 (4) shows an example of the illumination patterns A and C.
Of course, in the middle of each pattern, for example, it is possible to add a pause (pause) control that continues energization and lighting as it is, and continues energization interruption and extinction as it is. Further, without using such control means 7, the energization may be turned on and off by simply operating the switch 9 between the ultraviolet lamp 2 and the power source 8.
In the figure, reference numeral 13 denotes a remote controller, and reference numeral 14 denotes the receiving unit 14. That is, the above-described various energization patterns (including timer time setting) can be selected by operating the remote controller 13, and a signal transmitted from the remote controller 13 is transmitted to the control means 7 via the receiver 14. Is done.

Next, the reflecting plate 15 will be described. In the trick art picture frame 1 shown in FIG. 4, a reflecting plate 15 is used in combination with the ultraviolet lamp 2.
The reflector 15 is disposed in the recessed groove portion 6 of the frame 3 and is disposed in the back space of the ultraviolet lamp 2 or in a space where the ultraviolet lamp 2 is not disposed, so that the ultraviolet light emitting portion A is disposed. Area-like intensity, shading, impact, blurring, etc. are added to the light emission state.

Such a reflector 15 will be further described in detail. First, in each example shown in FIGS. 4 (4), (5), (6), a part of FIG. 4, etc., the concave groove portion 6 of the frame 3 is exposed to the back space of the ultraviolet lamp 2, that is, behind the ultraviolet light. A reflecting plate 15 having a linear long plate shape slightly larger in plan than the lamp 2 is provided. In such an arrangement example, the light emission state of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A when the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on is further amplified and becomes strong.
On the other hand, in each example shown in a part of FIG. 4 (1), (2), (3), (6), etc., an ultraviolet lamp is provided in the recessed groove portion 6 of the frame 3. The reflector 15 is disposed in a space where 2 is not disposed, that is, away from the ultraviolet lamp 2.
In such an arrangement example, the light emission state of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A when the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on differs between an area close to the ultraviolet lamp 2 and an area close to the reflector 15. That is, an intermediate light emitting state that is weaker than the former light emitting state but stronger than nothing is possible in the latter, and a light emitting state that is weak, light, and blurred is realized by the latter.

In addition, about the attachment attitude | position in the ditch | groove part 6 of the reflecting plate 15, it is as follows. The image body B arranged on the vertical plane may be arranged in a right angle posture, but may be arranged in an inclined posture of an acute angle posture so as to make an acute angle or an obtuse angle from the right angle. It can also be arranged in a posture along the image body B.
In the case of the reflecting plate 15 disposed in the back space of the ultraviolet lamp 2, the two reflecting plates 15 are disposed so as to be inclined so as to sandwich the one ultraviolet lamp 2 later. It is conceivable to arrange the reflector 15 by bending it.

<About the action>
The trick art picture frame 1 of the present invention is configured as described above. Therefore, it becomes as follows.
(1) The trick art picture frame 1 has a transparent plate 4 attached to the front surface of the frame frame 3 and a back plate 5 attached to the back surface of the frame frame 3, thereby forming an internal space S ((( 1) See figure etc.).
The frame 3 has a structure in which a recessed groove portion 6 having an inner opening is provided around. A straight bar-shaped ultraviolet lamp 2 is disposed in the recessed groove portion 6 and can irradiate ultraviolet rays (FIG. 2). (See Fig. 1) and Fig. 3 (1)).
Further, the image body B is held by the back plate 5, and the image body B is made of a picture, a poster, a photograph, a printed matter, a copy, or the like, and includes an ultraviolet light emitting portion A. The ultraviolet light emitting portion A has a structure in which a coating material or ink that emits and reflects visible light when irradiated with ultraviolet rays is partially applied in the image body B, and is difficult to see with natural light (see FIG. 1 and the like).
As described above, the trick art frame 1 includes the ultraviolet lamp 2 and stores the image body B with the ultraviolet light emitting portion A for viewing.

(2) First, in a state in which the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned off, the image body B used for viewing has the ultraviolet light emitting portion A not emitted and not visually recognized from the outside. Other parts are visually recognized from the outside by natural light (including indoor lighting).
The image body B is recognized as a specific image image D by an external viewer (see FIG. 1 (1)).

(3) On the other hand, in the state in which the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on, in the image body B used for viewing, the ultraviolet light emitting portion A that has not been seen so far is emitted and brightly shines and emerges. It is visually recognized from. → Other parts of the image body B can be visually recognized from the outside by natural light (including indoor lighting), but the weight thereof is visually recognized lower than that of the ultraviolet light emitting part A that emits vivid light, depending on the degree of natural light. Then, it will be a grade visually recognizable. When the room is dark, it is almost invisible.
→ Thus, the image body B is recognized as another specific image image C by an external viewer (see FIG. 1B). That is, when the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on in this way, the image image C (for example, nighttime) different from the above-described image image D (for example, daytime scenery) recognized with the ultraviolet lamp 2 turned off. Recognized as landscape).

(4) By the way, the following control means 7 may be attached to the energization part to the ultraviolet lamp 2 for such a trick art picture frame 1 (see FIG. 5).
In other words, the control means 7 can control the on / off of the energization of the ultraviolet lamp 2, the power value, the time, etc. → The control means 7 causes the ultraviolet lamp 2 to be turned on and off at a constant time. Select various lighting patterns, such as a pattern, a pattern that gradually increases the lighting intensity at the beginning of lighting, a pattern that maintains a constant lighting intensity when lighting, and a pattern that gradually attenuates the lighting intensity at the end of lighting. It is possible to combine them.
→ And in this trick art frame 1, the image images C and D of the image body B recognized by an external viewer are automatically centered on the ultraviolet light emitting portion A by such control of the ultraviolet light 2. It changes repeatedly. → Along with this, strength, intensity, impact, blur, etc. that change with time are also given. → In this way, the temporal gradation effect can be demonstrated.
In the illustrated example, in addition to the daytime scenery when the UV lamp 2 is turned off and the night scenery when the UV lamp 2 is turned on (when maintaining a constant illuminance), the UV lamp 2 is turned on, the morning scenery when it is increased, and the UV lamp 2 It is possible to enjoy the temporal gradation effect of the evening scenery when lit and attenuated.

(5) Furthermore, the following reflector 15 may be used in combination with the ultraviolet lamp 2 for such a trick art frame 1.
That is, the reflecting plate 15 is disposed in the space behind the ultraviolet lamp 2 in the recessed groove portion 6 of the frame 3 or in another space where no ultraviolet lamp is disposed. → First, when it is disposed in the back space (see FIGS. 4 (4), (5), and (6)), the light emission state of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A is like the entire area. In addition, it is strong in the partial area, deep and impact is added.
On the other hand, when arranged in another space, the light emission state of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A facing the reflection plate 15 is weak in the middle of the area, pale, and blurred (that is, the ultraviolet lamp). 2) which is weaker than the area of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A facing 2 and stronger than the area of the ultraviolet light emitting portion A where nothing is provided.

→ With these in mind, according to the image content of the image body B (for example, according to the scenery of the painting) Only the ultraviolet lamp 2 is disposed in the frame frame 3 groove 6 near the ultraviolet light emitting portion A in a specific area in the image. B. An ultraviolet lamp 2 with a reflector 15 is disposed in the frame frame 3 groove 6 near the ultraviolet light emitting portion A in another specific area in the image. C. Only the reflecting plate 15 is disposed in the frame frame 3 concave groove 6 near the ultraviolet light emitting portion A in another specific area in the image. D. In the frame frame 3 concave groove 6 near the ultraviolet light emitting portion A of another specific area in the image, neither the ultraviolet lamp 2 nor the reflector 15 is disposed. These A, B, C, and D are selectively adopted as appropriate.
→ And in this trick art picture frame 1, by selectively adopting A, B, C, D of such a reflector 15, the image image C at the time of lighting of the image body recognized by an external viewer becomes an ultraviolet ray. With the light emitting part A as the center, intensity, shading, impact, blurring, etc. are given in areas. → In this way, the area gradation effect can be exhibited.
The addition of the area gradation effect by the reflecting plate 15 is made clearer and more noticeable by arranging the reflecting plate 15 at a right angle with respect to the image body B, for example, by tilting at an acute angle. Is done.
Further, when the addition of the area gradation effect by the reflecting plate 15 is used in combination with the addition of the time gradation effect by the control means 7 described above, the gradation effect is more prominently exhibited synergistically. .

(6) Now, according to the trick art picture frame 1, the following first, second and third are obtained.
First, the image body B stored in the trick art picture frame 1 is recognized as different image images C and D by an external viewer depending on whether the ultraviolet lamp 2 is turned on or off. The The recognized images C and D have a common composition, for example, but are recognized with different images.
Furthermore, addition of a temporal gradation effect by the control means 7 and an area gradation effect by the reflector 15 can be considered.
As a result, this trick art frame 1 has a fantastic and realistic presence and unexpectedness, and is excellent in hobbies, fun and trick art effects.

(7) Secondly, the trick art picture frame 1 has a frame frame 3 in the shape of a concave groove 6, an ultraviolet lamp 2 and a reflector 15 are disposed, and a transparent plate 4 and A back plate 5 is attached, and a control means 7 is appropriately added in terms of a circuit.
As described above, the trick art picture frame 1 has a simple configuration, is light in weight, can be easily attached, has the same appearance as a general picture frame, and is suitable for browsing. In addition, the image body B can be easily replaced by removing the back plate 5, and various image bodies B can be easily replaced and enjoyed. Furthermore, the manufacturing cost is also excellent.
In addition, when the reflecting plate 15 is employed, the electricity cost can be reduced with respect to the degree of illumination, and the maintenance cost can be improved.

(8) Thirdly, in this trick art picture frame 1, the ultraviolet lamp 2 is housed and housed inside together with a picture to be illuminated and other image bodies B, and a transparent plate 4 is provided between the internal space S and the outside. It is blocked by. That is, since the ultraviolet lamp 2 is disposed not on the external side but on the same internal space S side as the image body B, reflection between the ultraviolet lamp 2 and the image body B even if the transparent plate 4 is provided between the external body and the external body. There is no fear.
Now, the paintings and other image bodies B stored in the trick art picture frame 1 are protected from the outside by the transparent plate 4 to prevent damage such as scratches and contamination by cigarette smoke. Is prevented.
Further, the ultraviolet lamp 2 is disposed in the recessed groove portion 6 of the frame 3 and is completely built in the interior so that it cannot be seen from the outside. Therefore, the trick art picture frame 1 can be used as indirect illumination in a dark room by turning on the ultraviolet lamp 2 and emitting and shining the ultraviolet light emitting portion A.

The trick art picture frame of the present invention is used to explain the best mode for carrying out the invention, and is a front view of one example thereof. (1) FIG. 1 shows an image image in a state where an ultraviolet lamp is turned off. (2) The figure shows an image of the state in which the ultraviolet lamp is turned on. For the description of the best mode for carrying out the invention, an example thereof is shown, (1) is a front sectional view, and (2) is a rear view. For the description of the best mode for carrying out the invention, (1) is a side sectional view of one example, (2) is a schematic front sectional view of the example, and (3) FIG. It is the normal cross-section schematic of another example. It is for description of the best form for implementing this invention, and is a normal cross-sectional schematic of the example which uses a reflecting plate, (1) A figure is a 1st example, (2) A figure is a 2nd example, (3) The figure shows the third example, (4) the figure shows the fourth example, (5) the figure shows the fifth example, and (6) the figure shows the sixth example. For the description of the best mode for carrying out the invention, (1) FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the control means and others, (2) FIG. 3 is a graph of a first example of an illumination pattern, and (3) FIG. The graph of the 2nd example and (4) figure are the graphs of the 3rd example.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Trick art frame 2 Ultraviolet lamp 3 Frame frame 4 Transparent board 5 Back board 6 Groove part 7 Control means 8 Power supply 9 Switch 10 Driver circuit 11 Ballast 12 Glow 13 Remote control 14 Receiver 15 Reflector A Ultraviolet light emission part B Image object C Image image D Image image S Internal space

Claims (6)

  A trick art frame characterized by having a built-in ultraviolet lamp and storing an image body such as a picture with an ultraviolet light emitting part for viewing. 2. The trick art frame according to claim 1, wherein the ultraviolet light emitting portion of the image body is partially coated with a paint or ink that emits or reflects visible light when irradiated with ultraviolet light. The image body is made of a painting, a poster, a photograph, a printed matter, a copy, or the like, in which the ultraviolet light-emitting portion is difficult to see with natural light,
Further, a frame frame having a structure in which a recessed groove portion having an inner opening is provided, and a linear rod-shaped ultraviolet lamp disposed in the recessed groove portion of the frame frame and capable of irradiating ultraviolet rays,
A transparent plate attached to the front surface of the frame frame; a back plate attached to the back surface of the frame frame to hold the image body; an internal space formed between the frame frame, the transparent plate, and the back plate; A trick art picture frame characterized by having.   3. The trick art frame according to claim 2, wherein the image body includes an image image in which the ultraviolet lamp is turned on and the ultraviolet light emitting portion is emitted and visually recognized, and the ultraviolet lamp is turned off, A trick art frame characterized in that the overall impression is different from an image image that is recognized without being seen by the ultraviolet light emitting portion. In the trick art frame according to claim 3, a control means is attached to the energization part to the ultraviolet lamp,
The control means is capable of controlling on / off of the energization to the ultraviolet lamp, power value, time, and the like, and the ultraviolet lamp is controlled by the control means to repeat lighting and extinguishing at a certain time, and the illumination intensity at the initial lighting stage. It is possible to selectively combine various lighting patterns, such as a pattern that gradually increases the lighting, a pattern that maintains the lighting intensity at the time of lighting, and a pattern that gradually attenuates the lighting intensity at the end of lighting. A trick art picture frame characterized by In the trick art frame according to claim 3 or claim 4, a reflector is used in combination with the ultraviolet lamp,
The reflector is disposed in the recessed groove portion of the frame frame, and is disposed in a back space of the ultraviolet lamp or in a space where the ultraviolet lamp is not disposed. Trick art frame characterized by adding area strength, shading, impact, blurring, etc. to the state.   6. The trick art frame according to claim 5, wherein the reflector has a linear long plate shape that is slightly larger than the ultraviolet lamp, and is inclined from a right angle with respect to the image body. Trick art picture frame.

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