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Denise, you solution is exactly what we encountered in museums, where you end up having to store many paintings, because unfortunately, they can't all be hung at the same time. At the Corcoran, the racks were large enough to hold huge paintings, as most abstract-expressionist work is quite large, but the general idea is the same.
Pat - the "speed rack" (restaurant lingo) is a great idea, but it limits your size to sheetpan-size (30" x 16", roughly).
Michele - I had to look twice at that image before I realized it is indeed a cat nose-to-nose with that painting. Yikes. And I though I had a problem with stray brush hairs!
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