Featured Artists
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Anne Packard
A celebrated figure in the art world, Anne continues to captivate audiences with her evocative seascapes and landscapes, which embody both tranquility and profound emotion. Drawing inspiration from her own life experiences and the natural world around her, Packard's paintings invite viewers on a reflective journey.
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Richard Lane
Lane does extensive research for his paintings, using museum ship models, old photographs from museum archives, and actual blueprints of the boats themselves. Fifteen years ago, he started building wooden ship models from scratch so he could understand the construction of the boats and the mechanics of the rigging.
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Ken Zier
Though he started out using pen and ink, Ken's discovery of the oil on canvas medium lead him to pursue a career as a boat portraitist. As his skill with the new medium developed, the boats themselves began to feature less and less prominently in his work, with the focus turning towards the sea itself.
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Dahl Taylor
Over 30 years Taylor has worked on a wide variety of projects. Taylor has concentrated on illustration assignments for national corporate & publishing clients and museums. Taylor has created paintings for the National Law Enforcement Officers’ Memorial & the U.S. Navy Memorial, and artwork for several Broadway Shows.
Our Story
Celebrating over 40 years, our flagship gallery proudly represents an outstanding group of over 200 fine artists, of which include both established and emerging, as well as nationally and world-renowned.
Our Services
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Complimentary Installation
Let us do the heavy lifting. We handle everything from framing to local home installation.
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Art Advisory
We offer a unique opportunity to experience artwork in the comfort of your own space before making any commitments.
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Digital Previews
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Curated Consultations
We offer both in-home and gallery consultations to better curate selections for special projects and spaces.
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The use of physical texture in a work of art to create depth of form and meaning is nothing new but has recently become more widespread, with many artists taking the technique in their own unique directions. Richly textured works of this kind can add a pop of avant garde interest to any decorating scheme, while the infinite variations within the surface of the paint itself create treasures that can be pondered over and admired for a lifetime.