15% Off All Art by Ken Elliott

Only now through Saturday, August 30, 2025.

Fine Art

The Natick Artists Open Studios 2026 begins at Page Waterman Gallery in S. Natick.

Natick Artists Open Studios 2026

The Art Is Still Here. Come Visit!

There’s still time to see the art featured during the 2026 Natick Artists Open Studios.

Through this Saturday, October 24, visit us in South Natick to see the art by two of our artist-framers, Jeannie Celata and Kerry Gorton Evans.

Jeannie Celata

Natick Artists Open Studios 2026

This Saturday and Sunday, October 17 & 18
Special Hours: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Begin your journey through the 23rd annual Natick Artists Open Studios here at Page Waterman Gallery in South Natick. Meet two of our artist-framers…Jeannie Celata and Kerry Gorton Evans…who we love to regularly feature. And we’re delighted Liliana Glenn will be with us for this weekend event.

Enjoy this preview of their special talents.

Jeannie Celata

Jeannie Celata

One of my earliest memories is of an afternoon spent playing in the sunlight as it fell upon a quilt that my great grandmother had made. As I traced the designs, I marveled how the patterns and colors twisted around each other in harmony. The joy I felt that day is what I try to recapture each time I paint.

Primarily self-taught, the majority of my art education has come from working in galleries and frame shops. For over 20 years I have worked alongside dozens of artists of all ages and abilities with whom I have had countless discussions about technique, composition, materials, color and style. Many of the pieces of art we work on are the origin of these discussions. I am inspired and motivated by all the original and creative art that I see daily.

Currently living in Massachusetts with the support of my husband and two daughters, I try to paint every day. My paintings range from intimate still-lifes, to traditional landscapes, to sculptural abstracts. They can be found in private collections throughout the United States.

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Kerry Gorton Evans

Kerry Gorton Evans

 

“I have been making paintings for as long as I can remember and have been a teacher of art to students of all ages for over three decades. I hold an ED.M from Harvard in Art Education and an MAT from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston/Tufts University. I have taught in public and private schools, museums and art centers throughout New England, including The DeCordova Museum, The Danforth Museum School, the Andover Public Schools, Beaver Country Day School and The Riverbend School. My work can be seen in exhibits and shows in and around the Boston area as well as around the country. I am also a registered yoga teacher and live in Medfield with my two teenage sons where I enjoy teaching yoga to adults, art to children, and painting the beautiful landscape that surrounds my home.”

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Liliana Glenn — A Glass and Metal Artisan

“I wasn’t born with the gift of creating; I have cultivated and nourished it throughout my life while surrounded by patient, talented and beautiful teachers starting with my grandmothers. One of the great pleasures in my life has been sharing my knowledge, skills and the objects I create with my publics whose sense of wonder and enthusiasm fuel me enormously.

“Sometimes a design can take months or even years as I approach it not only from an esthetic standpoint but also that of wearability and comfort.”

Liliana’s art includes colorful rings, statement necklaces, earrings, beads and pendants, flowering vases, and more.

Liliana Glenn at Page Waterman Gallery in S. Natick for the Natick Artists Open Studios.
Liliana Glenn at Page Waterman Gallery in S. Natick for the Natick Artists Open Studios.

Make the most of the Natick Artists Open Studios when you start here. Suggested start of your tour:

1. Page Waterman Gallery & Framing
2. 203 Union Street with Ryan Black
3. 199 Union Street with Julianne Strom-Brill

Park once. All three are neighbors.

Natick Art Association: Event Information

Natick Artists Open Studios includes artist-framers at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing Jeannie Celata and Kerry Gorton Evans

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Small Works of Art on Sale at Page Waterman, Natick, MA

Small Works of Art | Small Picture Sale at Page Waterman

Small Works of Art: Sometimes a Small Painting Is Just Right

20% off select works of art through Saturday, September 26.

A work of art doesn’t need to be large to make an impression.

Small paintings can bring color to a quiet corner, complete a collection, add interest to a bookshelf or tabletop, or find a place on a wall where something larger simply wouldn’t work.

And sometimes, you don’t need to know where a painting will go. You simply discover something you love.

That’s part of the pleasure behind the Small Picture Sale at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing, featuring 20% off select works of art through Saturday, September 26.

Here are just some of the works waiting to be discovered.

small colorful waterfall painting
Hillside Waterfall

By Jeannie Celata, casein on board, 9 3/8" x 7 1/2", unframed

Two figures in mid-century modern abstract painting
Two Figures 1974

By Max Arthur Cohn, watercolor/gouache, 13 1/2" x 10", framed

small painting of Diana's Baths New Hampshire painting
Diana's Baths

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic on panel, 8" x 10", framed

Colorful modern monotype of a hydrangea
Hydrangea on Cerulean

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 12" x 12", unframed

View in Hunnewell Park, South Natick

Original antique postcard, expertly framed

Eliot Church

Original antique postcard, expertly framed

small New England farm oil painting
Roadside Farm

By Sue Termyn, oil on panel, 5" x 7", framed

small crashing wave sketch oil painting
Outer Cape Waves

By Sue Termyn, oil on panel, 5" x 7", framed

small oil painting of late day sun on the side of a New England mountain
Late Afternoon

By Sandy Wadlington, oil on panel, 6" x 6", framed

small atmospheric pastel of a harbor at sunset
Along the Coast

By Sandy Wadlington, wax pastel, 4" x 5", framed

Pastoral New England landscape oil painting of a cranberry bog by Bernard Corey
Cranberry Bogs [SOLD]

By Bernard Corey, oil on panel, 8" x 11", framed

New England farm oil painting by Bernard Corey
Hillside Barn [SOLD]

By Bernard Corey, oil on panel, 10" x 14", framed

expressive and dramatic watercolor of hydrangeas on Hog Island
Hydrangeas Hog Island

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor, 10" x 7", framed

pastel floral
Falling Petals

By Kerry Gorton Evans, pastel, 6" x 6", framed

small seascape plein air oil painting
Summer Inlet

By Trish Hurley, oil on panel, 10" x 8", unframed

small plein air oil painting of beach
Visit the Heron

By Trish Hurley, oil on panel, 7" x 5", framed

Main St. Looking South, Natick

Original antique postcard, expertly framed

On the Way to Shearing, Main Street, Nantucket

Original antique postcard, expertly framed

No further discounts apply.
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Nantucket artist Carol Keefe, at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing, Natick, MA.

Coastal Paintings by Nantucket Artist Carol Keefe

Coastal Light and Horizon: Paintings by Carol Keefe

Carol Keefe

I am inspired by the ever changing light and color at the horizon. My medium of choice is oil on board or canvas.

My paintings are often large, horizontal pieces emphasizing the meeting of sky and sea on Nantucket Island. My goal is to capture the feelings of summer on our coast.

I am a long-term artist member of the Artist Association of Nantucket (AAN).

I have had several Featured Artist shows there and won Best of Show in the AAN Gallery in 2007. I was honored with the 2014 Painting Award from the Artist Association of Nantucket.

My artistic training has been study at both the Decordova and Danforth Museum Schools. I have studied with Sherre Wilson Ray and Sandra Flavin. My work is in numerous private collections.

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Paintings by Nantucket Artist Carol Keefe, at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing, Natick, MA.

Paintings by Nantucket Artist Carol Keefe

Paintings by Nantucket Artist Carol Keefe

Carol Keefe

I am inspired by the ever changing light and color at the horizon. My medium of choice is oil on board or canvas. My paintings are often large, horizontal pieces emphasizing the meeting of sky and sea on Nantucket Island. My goal is to capture the feelings of summer on our coast.

I am a long-term artist member of the Artist Association of Nantucket (AAN), and am represented at their gallery. I have had several Featured Artist shows there and won Best of Show in the AAN Gallery in 2007. I was honored with the 2014 Painting Award from the Artist Association of Nantucket. My work is also represented at Brown Basket Gallery on South Wharf, the Nantucket Looms, The Sherborn Inn, Natick Artist Open Studios and my home studio near Cisco Beach and South Natick.

My artistic training has been study at both the Decordova and Danforth Museum Schools. I have studied with Sherre Wilson Ray and Sandra Flavin. My work is in numerous private collections.

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Page Waterman Gallery and Framing, Natick, MA.

Modern Minimalist Framing Ideas That Let the Art Shine

Modern Framing Ideas for a Fresh Look

As part of our spring refresh here at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing, we’ve been exploring several new framing styles that offer a clean, modern look while allowing the artwork itself to take center stage.

In this video, Ryan Black, artist and custom framing expert, shares a few examples of recent projects that highlight minimalist framing techniques and creative ways to display artwork.

Thin Frames That Make a Big Impact

One of the framing styles Ryan highlights features a sleek line of thin-profile metal frames from Omega. These frames use a metal structure with a veneer finish, allowing for an ultra-thin profile that still provides strength and stability.

This approach is especially effective when paired with wide matting. The result is a refined, contemporary presentation that adds only the slightest edge around the artwork — creating a soft, elegant look that doesn’t compete with the piece itself.

Minimalist framing has become increasingly popular because it complements both contemporary and traditional artwork while keeping the overall presentation light and modern.

Floating Artwork for a Modern Presentation

Another example featured in the video includes oil paintings by Betty Ball, displayed using a floating-style presentation.

These pieces are mounted on linen backing and set deep within the frame using spacers. The result mimics the appearance of a traditional floater frame while maintaining a crisp, defined edge.

Because the artwork is mounted securely within the frame, glass is not required — allowing the texture and color of the paint surface to remain fully visible.

Floating artwork techniques like this create a sense of depth and visual interest while maintaining a clean, contemporary feel.

Why Framing Style Matters

The right frame does more than protect artwork — it shapes how the piece is experienced.

Minimalist framing styles can:

  • Create a clean, contemporary look
  • Highlight the artwork rather than overpower it
  • Work beautifully with wide matting
  • Add visual structure without heaviness
  • Complement both modern and traditional interiors

Whether you’re framing a painting, print, or cherished artwork, exploring different frame styles can dramatically change how the piece feels in your space.

Visit the Gallery to See These Designs

We invite you to visit Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in South Natick to see these modern framing styles in person.

Seeing the materials, proportions, and craftsmanship up close is the best way to understand how framing choices can transform artwork.

If you have artwork you’ve been thinking about framing — or simply want to explore new ideas — we’d be happy to help.

📍 Page Waterman Gallery & Framing
South Natick, Massachusetts

Exceptionally Custom. Expertly Framed.

The Boston Common, Winslow Homer, Harper's Weekly 1858

"The Boston Common" by Winslow Homer.

"First Valentine"

"First Valentine"

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Bright Spring Art Arrives at Page Waterman Gallery

Bright Spring Art Arrives at Page Waterman Gallery

In this short video, Sturdy Waterman shares several recent arrivals, including a vibrant monoprint titled Multi Lotus by Jane Cooper. With its rich color and touches of silver leaf, the piece captures a sense of movement and light that feels perfectly in step with early spring.

Here at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in South Natick, we’ve begun to see that shift take place in the gallery — with a new selection of artwork that feels bright, cheerful, and full of energy for the season ahead.

modern colorful monotype of waterlilies
Multi Lotus I

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 22" x 15", unframed, $550

small seascape plein air oil painting
Summer Inlet

By Trish Hurley, oil on panel, 10" x 8", unframed, $450

Zen rock pile cairn monotype
Balancing Act VIII

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 11" x 8 1/2", unframed, $440

stacked rock cairn monotype
Balancing Act VI

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 11" x 8 1/2", unframed, $440

Balancing Act II by Jane Cooper
Balancing Act II

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 11" x 8 1/2", unframed, $440

Zen monotype of stacked rock cairn
Balancing Act X

By Jane Cooper, monoprint, 11" x 8 1/2", unframed, $440

contemporary colorful Floral painting
Studies in Bloom VII

By Trish Hurley, acrylic on paper, 9 1/2" x 9 1/2", unframed, $440

Vibrant orange and yellow flowers painting
Studies in Bloom VIII

By Trish Hurley, acrylic on paper, 9 1/2" x 9 1/2", unframed, $440

Also featured are a series of Cooper’s more meditative works — inspired by balanced stone forms often seen along hiking trails. These pieces offer a quieter, more contemplative perspective, while still carrying a strong visual presence. Displayed individually or as pairs, they bring both balance and interest to a space.

In addition, we’ve added a group of small oil-on-paper paintings in a 5″ x 7″ format. These smaller works are ideal for tabletops, bookshelves, or adding a thoughtful accent to a room — a simple way to introduce color and life after the winter months.

Together, these new arrivals reflect a shift in season and mood — from stillness to energy, from muted tones to color and light.

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Paintings of winter scenes at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.

Winter Art in New England: A Seasonal Gallery Spotlight

Winter Art in New England: A Seasonal Gallery Spotlight

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For those who love the beauty of winter, there’s something deeply moving about the way artists capture the season.

With snow on the ground and more in the forecast, we’re shining a Winter Spotlight on a small selection of fine works that celebrate winter’s quiet beauty — from snowy paths to moments of stillness and reflection.

snowy impasto oil painting of Vermont by Mike Graves
Green Mountains, VT

By Mike Graves, oil on panel, 10" x 14", framed, $975

March Color, Jeffersonville by Susan Termyn
March Color, Jeffersonville

Susan Termyn, oil on linen, 18" x 24", framed, $3,450

modern winter landscape painting
January Thaw

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic, 24" x 24", framed, $1,250

Boston Public Garden snowy winter oil painting
February

By Ryan Black, oil on linen, 16" x 12", framed, $1,600

impasto oil painting of a Vermont Covered Bridge in Winter by Mike Graves
Covered Bridge, Vermont

By Mike Graves, oil on canvas, 9" x 12", framed, $975

December Walk, Ipswich by Susan Termyn
December Walk, Ipswich

Susan Termyn, oil on panel, 9" x 12", framed, $1,550

Paintings of winter scenes at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.

We invite you to visit the gallery to experience these works in person — and see which one you might add to your collection.

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Boston State House snowy cityscape oil painting
Sisyphus and the Boulder

Ryan Black, oil on linen, 16" x 12", framed, $1,600

Last Light, March by Susan Termyn
Last Light, March

Susan Termyn, oil on panel, 8" x 10", framed, $1,250

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Beautiful art for holiday giving at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.

Gallery Favorites: Artful Gifts for the Holiday Season

Gallery Favorites: Artful Gifts for the Holiday Season

The holidays are here, and we find ourselves drawn to certain works again and again—pieces that feel especially right for the season. These are artworks with warmth, presence, and a sense of place, making them meaningful gifts and beautiful additions to any home.
impasto oil painting of a Vermont Covered Bridge in Winter by Mike Graves
Covered Bridge, Vermont

By Mike Graves, oil on canvas, 9" x 12", framed, $975

New England farm winter painting by Paul Strisik
Early Snow

By Paul Strisik, oil on canvas, 16” x 24”, framed, $3,750

small New England farm oil painting
Roadside Farm

By Susan Termyn, oil on panel, 5" x 7", framed, $750

pastural new England landscape oil painting by Bernard Corey
Summer

By Bernard Corey, oil on panel, 9" x 12", framed, $2,750

Bird Sanctuary-Wellfleet MA, 1963 pencil by Robert Douglas Hunter
Bird Sanctuary, Wellfleet, 1963

By Robert Douglas Hunter, pencil drawing, 3 1/2" x 9", framed, $1,400

Beautiful art for holiday giving at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.

Group photo of these works of art in the gallery.

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Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.

Artful Gifts Perfect for Holiday Giving

The Small Picture Show Continues

Extended to Dec. 13 | Artful Gifts: Perfect for Holiday Giving

Finding the perfect holiday gift doesn’t have to be complicated — especially when you choose something personal, meaningful, and made to last. This season, Page Waterman is featuring a selection of original artworks—many of them beautifully framed—each ready to take home and ready to give.

As part of the show, we’ve curated a selection of beautifully crafted works — all under $500 — which include watercolors, small oils, historic engravings, and more. Some of them are in this first photo.

Gallery Favorites in the Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in Natick, MA

Shown above: “Waterside, Summer” by Tanaka Ryohei; “Autumn in the Arboretum” by Jeannie Celata; “Dusk” by Sandy Wadlington; “Along the Coast” by Sandy Wadlington; “Late Afternoon” by Sandy Wadlington.

This next photo is some of our “Gallery Favorites,” including: “Island Fog” by Laura Ellis (center); “Park St. Church and Tremont” by Tom Dunlay; “Serenity” by Ryan Black; “Summer Garden” by Kendall Klingbeil; and “The Return” by T.M. Nicholas.

Gallery Favorites in the Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in Natick, MA
From vibrant florals and peaceful landscapes to classic New England scenes, you’ll find something unique for every taste and every space. Many are framed by our own experts, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship and presentation.
The Boston Common, Winslow Homer, Harper's Weekly 1858
The Boston Common

By Winslow Homer, Harper's Weekly 1858, wood engraving, 9" x 14", $750

Serenity by Ryan Black
Serenity

By Ryan Black, oil on linen, 16" x 12", framed, $1,600

Boston State House snowy cityscape oil painting
Sisyphus and the Boulder

By Ryan Black, oil on linen, 16" x 12", framed, $1,600

State Street, Boston 1801
State Street, Boston 1801

Engraving, 4" x 5", framed, $175

Coasting on Boston Common from a sketch by E.H. Garrett
Coasting on Boston Common

Sketch by E.H. Garrett, wood engraving, 11" x 9", framed, $275

Tremont Street, Boston Common

Original, antique postcard floated on a warm gray matboard, surrounded by a double mat of warm gray with a blue/green reveal, framed in cool silver with an orange underpaint and Museum Glass

Trinity Church, Boston

Postcard floated on a rust-colored matting, surrounded by a warm gray rag board and framed in a pressed patterned gold frame that resembles book binding and with Museum Glass.

Boston Public Garden snowy winter oil painting
February

By Ryan Black, oil on linen, 16" x 12", framed, $1,600

Copley Square and Public Library

Postcard floated on green matboard, surrounded by a double mat of dark brown and off-white, in a gold frame with lap lines and Museum Glass.

bright and sunlit watercolor painting of the Pleasant Street bridge and waterfall in South Natick
Pleasant St. Bridge, South Natick

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor, 12" x 16", unframed, $300

expressive and dramatic watercolor of hydrangeas on Hog Island
Hydrangeas with Hog Island

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor, 10" x 7", unframed, $150

vivid contemporary watercolor painting of Elm Bank Wellesley
Elm Bank Gardens

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor, 10" x 14", unframed, $250

New Mexico Hills by Kerry Gorton Evans
New Mexico Hills

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor and pastel, 5" x 5", unframed, SOLD

vibrant colorful watercolor painting of autumn trees at Elm Bank in Wellesley
Elm Bank Autumn

By Kerry Gorton Evans, watercolor, 9" x 12", framed, $350

Art by Jeannie Celata at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing, Natick, MA.

Art by Jeannie Celata.

Brunos Apples II by Jeannie Celata
Brunos Apples II

By Jeannie Celata, oil on board, 6" x 6", unframed, SOLD

small New England sunset painting
New Hampshire Sunset

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic on canvas paper, 6" x 6", unframed, $150

The Dunes at Sandy Neck by Jeannie Celata
The Dunes at Sandy Neck

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic on board, 6" x 6", unframed, $150

Stormy Day, Odiorne Point by Jeannie Celata
Stormy Day, Odiorne Point

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic on board, 6" x 6", unframed, $150

Late Summer Roses by Jeannie Celata
Late Summer Roses

By Jeannie Celata, acrylic on board, 6" x 6", unframed, $150

Trailside, New Hampshire by Jeannie Celata
Trailside, New Hampshire

Jeannie Celata, acrylic on board, 9" x 6", unframed, $150

New England farm oil painting with fall foliage by T.M. Nicholas
The Valley in Autumn

By T.M. Nicholas, oil on linen panel, 11" x 14", framed, $3,000

The Return by T.M. Nicholas
The Return

By T.M. Nicholas, oil on linen panel, 5" x 7", framed, $1,400

small New England farm oil painting
Roadside Farm

By Sue Termyn, oil on panel, 5" x 7", framed, $750

Gathering the Hounds, Charlescote Farm by Susan Termyn
Gathering the Hounds, Charlescote Farm

By Sue Termyn, oil on linen panel, 12" x 16", framed, $2,250

small pastural Fall foliage painting by T.M. Nicholas
Hillside in Autumn

By T.M. Nicholas, oil on linen panel, 8" x 10", framed, $2,200

The 2025 Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in Natick, MA.
Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.
Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.
Whether you’re gifting to a loved one, a colleague, or even yourself, small works of art bring beauty, thoughtfulness, and lasting joy. Explore our collection in the gallery or online, and discover an artful gift they’ll remember long after the holidays.
Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.
Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.
Small Picture Show at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing in Natick, MA.
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Contemporary Japanese Print Show with Allison Tolman of the Tolman Collection at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing, Natick, MA.

Contemporary Japanese Print Show 2025

Contemporary Japanese Print Show

Friday, October 31
2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday, November 1
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Experience our Contemporary Japanese Print Show featuring artwork from the renowned Tolman Collection. Allison Tolman presents this rare, two-day offering of works by contemporary artists, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and modern interpretations of the traditional Japanese printmaking.

Allison Tolman of The Tolman Collection at Page Waterman Gallery & Framing in 2023 for another Contemporary Japanese Print Show.

Amidst the Trees by Yuichi Hasegawa

Amidst the Trees

By Yuichi Hasegawa; woodblock, 5 1/2" x 15 1/2"

Geta by Shigeki Kuroda

Geta

By Shigeki Kuroda; hand-colored etching, 8 7/8" x 3 3/8"

Celestial Threads by Sarah Brayer

Celestial Threads

By Sarah Brayer; aquatint, Japanese paper, chine collé, 34 1/4" x 23 5/8"

New Wings by Shuji Wako

New Wings

By Shuji Wako; lithograph, 22 1/2" x 15"

Get Back 77-Y by Taika Kinoshita

Get Back 77-Y

By Taika Kinoshita; woodblock, 12" x 16"

Alison Tollman at Page Waterman Gallery and Framing with contemporary Japanese prints.

We look forward to seeing you.

Time Corner by Shigeki Kuroda

Time Corner

By Shigeki Kuroda; mezzotint, 14" x 29 1/2"

Gentle Waves by Katsunori Hamanishi

Gentle Waves

By Katsunori Hamanishi; foil, mezzotint, 23 5/8" x 18"

Alone by Hidehiko Goto

Alone

By Hidehiko Goto; woodblock, 21 5/8" x 16"

Waiting for Evening Yuichi Hasegawa

Waiting for Evening

By Yuichi Hasegawa, woodblock, 24" x 18"

Prime Winter by Katsunori Hamanishi

Prime Winter

By Katsunori Hamanishi, mezzotint, 24 1/2" x 21"

Blink by Ayaka Muto

Blink

By Ayaka Muto, etching, 7" x 7"

Scene XI by Sayaka Kawamura

Scene XI

By Sayaka Kawamura, woodblock, 16" x 16"

Autumn in Kyoto by Kazuyuki Ohtsu

Autumn in Kyoto

By Kazuyuki Ohtsu, woodblock, 18" x 24"

Zipangu XIII by Seiko Kawachi

Zipangu XIII

By Seiko Kawachi, woodblock, 20" x 14"

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