@ Shadow_Master
How it should be (easiest way for you)
1- The frame should be a mesh and the canvas as well, so, you will have 2 separate meshes (frame and canvas)
2- The frame can be textured with a wood material
3- The canvas with your picture
4- Once done, export the mesh as 1 mesh (multi-object and multi-textured)
4a-
multi-object because it is composed of two meshes (the frame and the canvas)
4b-
Multi-textured because it is using more than 1 texture, in this case, 2 textures (the wood and your picture textures)
Note: You are going to texture your canvas with your texture, and this is fine to start with, but take into account, that a canvas does not have the picture on both sides, which could imply using 2 textures in the same mesh (the canvas), but this is another different story

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