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Over the Sunk Marsh by Frank Weston Benson

Black and White Art Exhibition

Save 15% off all black and white art during our end of Summer art exhibition.

Looking Out, Acadia oil on canvas by Mike Graves

Approaching Summer: An Exhibition of New Works

“Approaching Summer” Ends Saturday, July 15 Many of the paintings featured in the exhibition will be coming down and we will be sorry to see

Our Charity Art Auction Benefits Wellesley’s Veterans

WHEN: Tuesday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Here at the Gallery
Artwork from Sunday’s “Paint the Town” event will be auctioned off, with proceeds supporting the Friends of Wellesley Veterans, Inc.

How to Hang Pictures at the Right Height

Sturdy’s one-minute video provides the guidelines for hanging your paintings and pictures at the right height.

Featured Artist Jeannie Celata

Works of art by Jeannie Celata, including new paintings, are being featured and are 15% off for a limited time.

Pop Art by Jim Dine Reviewed by Sturdy Waterman

Sturdy Waterman, Gallerist, reviews a new addition to the Page Waterman Gallery in Wellesley Square: “New French Tools” by Jim Dine.

New Arrivals to the Art Gallery

Take a look at the latest art acquisitions which you’ll now find in the Gallery.

Art with a Taste of Spring by Ken Elliott

Art with a Taste of Spring Works by Ken Elliott on Display Now Forest Sequence I By Ken Elliott; Giclée on paper; 17″ x 42″.

Why Many Artists Prefer Gold Leaf Frames

Painter Ryan Black describes why gold leaf frames are preferred by many artists.

SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

To ensure our exceptional design advice and no waiting, we encourage appointments for our custom framing services. Click calendar below.

Schedule an Appointment

REMINDER: WE'VE MOVED

We look forward to seeing you at our new location:

57 Eliot St (RT.16)
South Natick, MA 01760

(Next to the Charles River Coffee House)

781-235-0430

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Hours
Tuesday – Saturday 10-5
Closed Sunday & Monday

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REMINDER: WE'VE MOVED

OUR ARTISTS