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Matt--I would not display any albumen photo long-term, but for short-term display (AWAY FROM ANY SUNLIGHT) I think you would probably be OK. As I understand it, the amount of degradation of an albumen photo, in artificial light, over time is also a function of it's image quality. A pristine photo will fade more than an already partially faded photo. Hope this helps.
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