Simple algebraic equation for hanging paintings:
X/2 - H + 57 = Y
X = the height of the painting, divide height by 2.
H = the distance from the hanger to the top of the painting, subtract this distance from (X/2).
Add 57 to (X/2 - H) any number can be added to establish the desired mid-point height of the painting.
Y = the number of inches from the floor to position the painting's hangers.
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X/2 - H + 57 = Y
X = the height of the painting, divide height by 2.
H = the distance from the hanger to the top of the painting, subtract this distance from (X/2).
Add 57 to (X/2 - H) any number can be added to establish the desired mid-point height of the painting.
Y = the number of inches from the floor to position the painting's hangers.
A link to an algebra Calculator