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.
Some artists have a wonderful ability to capture not only a place, but the feeling of being there.
Roger Barron (1938–2017) was one of them.
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Barron became a longtime Boston antiques dealer as well as an accomplished painter. He traveled extensively throughout New England, sketching and painting en plein air and finding inspiration along the coastline, in marshes and dunes, beside harbors, and in the people who gathered there.
He became particularly known for colorful, impressionistic oil paintings of Cape Ann, Massachusetts, and Maine. His figural beach scenes were also especially treasured, and Barron was a member of the North Shore Art Association in Gloucester.
Today, his paintings are receiving renewed attention—and it’s easy to understand why.
Would you like to learn more about this artwork? Please call 781-235-0430 or…
Original Antique Postcards, Exceptionally Custom, Expertly Framed
Step into a world where history meets artistry. Enjoy this collection of antique postcards — each one beautifully preserved and elevated through custom framing.
From the charm of the Old Natick Inn and South Natick Waterfall to the timelessness of Nantucket, every piece showcases our framing expertise: floated postcards, elegant French mats, hand-selected frames, and Museum Glass that ensures clarity and protection.
These framed postcards are ready to bring character, craftsmanship, and a touch of nostalgia into your home.
Purchase any of these for just $245 each. And bring in your cherished postcards for a custom framing quote.
Main St Looking South, Natick
Main St Looking South, Natick, Framed
Old Natick Inn
...and current home for Page Waterman
Old Natick Inn, Framed
Postcard floated on a brown matboard, surrounded by a handmade French mat with marbleized paper and in a weathered brown and silver framed with Museum Glass.
Eliot Church
Eliot Church, Framed
Postcard floated on green matboard, surrounded by an off-white rag mat in a solid walnut, ebony stained frame with Museum Glass.
Tremont St, Boston Common
View in Hunnewell Park, South Natick
Indian Meeting House, South Natick
Swan Boats and Lake, Public Garden Boston SOLD
Copley Square
Copley Square, Framed
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.
Trinity Church
Trinity Church, Framed
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.
'Sconset, Nantucket
'Sconset Nantucket, Framed
Postcard floated on a pale green matboard, surrounded by an off-white rag mat with a solid maple, whitewash frame and Museum Glass.
Main Street, Nantucket
Main Street, Nantucket, Framed
On the Way to Shearing
On the Way to Shearing, Framed
Postcard floated on dark green matboard, surrounded by a grey mat and framed in a weathered blue-green and warm silver frame with Museum Glass.
We enjoyed the opportunity to frame two striking photographs by NYC photographer George Forss, including “The Way We Were” of the World Trade Center Twin Towers, with the Queen Elizabeth II sailing by.
They feature museum-quality glass over a double-mat, and a slightly beveled black frame.