100 Main Street Fine Art was opened for the first time in April of 2007. 100 Main Street was the living quarters that is co-located with carriage house, Visions Verrmont Art Gallery. Both structures were built in 1878 and have been restored over the last 20 years to their current status. The recent success of Visions of Vermont Gallery led us to the conclusion that it would be appropriate to display paintings in the more formal setting of this beautifully restored, turn of the last century, Victorian home.

With that idea in mind we asked Karen and Jack Winslow, both internationally known local painters, if they would agree to display and sell their art in our new gallery. They accepted as did several other well known painters from the region: T.M.Nicholas, Don Mosher, John Caggiano, John Reilly, Robert Duffy, T.A. Charron, Paul Goodnow, Michael Graves, Barbara Lucier, Catherine Raines Eve Breeden and Erik Minzner. All are now showing at 100 Main Street and each has their own webpage on this site.

It is our goal to display and sell works of art of high quality artists who both live and paint in our area now or have in the past. Masters like Emile Gruppe, Charles Curtis Allen, Fred Hines, George Carpenter, Alden Bryan and more are also offered for sale at 100 Main Street Fine Art. All have left their individual impressions of our wonderful landscapes.

So view some of the current offerings we have on the website then come visit us and take home a Vision of Vermont.

Thanks for looking,
Jane and Terry Shaw

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This file posted April 2, 2007, revised 4/2/2007