What's New

- Dimensions: 41" high x 31.5" wide

- Gesso, acrylic, neocolor on chipboard, framed

- A stunning abstract from Maine-based gallerist, artist, and antiquarian Corey Daniels, this original work has been mounted on board and newly framed in painted white.

- Daniels, who opened his Wells, Maine-based studio and gallery in 1993, is known for his discerning eye that juxtaposes patina, texture, and form in both found objects and contemporary art. His work can be found in major collections nationwide. Companion works by Daniels are available here. 

- Please review our detailed photos.

-Dimensions: approximately 22.5" x 28"

- Our collection of vintage tea towels has been given new life through cleaning, repair, and hand-dying at a workshop in Lyon, France.

- A gorgeous and truly unique gift, these one-of-a-kind pieces feature signature patterns, stripes, and in some cases, even monograms on linen or hemp grounds.

- Fantastic color pairings skew either subtle or playful. High-quality fabrics make these durable and charming. Mix and match to your heart's content.

- Sold individually. Machine washable.

- Dimensions: 37” x 25” x 1.25"

- Oil on canvas, framed in painted white

- A beautiful winter scene by beloved Hudson Valley-based artist Mary Breneman. Inspired by early American modernists like Milton Avery and Arthur Dove, Breneman’s latest landscape deftly balances lyrical forms, a soft palette, and expressive brushwork. This piece celebrates the poetry of the seasons. 

- Formerly an art director in the advertising industry and a decorative muralist, Breneman’s life has been immersed in and shaped by art. At 50, she made the decision to invest fully in her fine art practice, moving to San Miguel de Allende, an artistic destination in Mexico’s central highlands. She started her own gallery there, painting and selling works that celebrated vibrant Mexican culture and landscape. After 15 years, she returned to the US in 2014 and settled in Hudson, New York where her work has taken on a new palette and vision. Long walks in nature, taking in the fleeting seasons and quietude of the Northeast have greatly informed her practice. Drawing from sketches and photographs taken on these walks, but also memory and emotion, Breneman’s paintings explore the depth and expressive possibilities of color and form. Each conveys the artist’s endless curiosity and passion for the world around her.