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Warren Kimble Gallery & Studio, Brandon
Warren Kimble is as American as apple pie. His highly stylized animals and rural Vermont scenes have become familiar around the world. His style, evolved over time, is remincent of America's more tranquil past. The antique woods Warren uses as his canvas are carefully chosen to lend an enduring quality and richness to his subjects. His gallery is stocked with a wide variety of original works, prints, small furniture pieces, ceramics, throws, pillows and many other items on which his trademark images have been placed. (802) 247-3026

Gallery North Star, Grafton
Gallery North Star is located in the historic village of Grafton and has been known as Vermont's Premier Fine Art Gallery since it was established in 1975. It is now under the ownership of Kim and Edward Bank. This gallery is situated in a restored 1877 village house with six rooms for exhibiting the varied artwork. They present original works by over 25 of Vermont's and New England's finest artists in a variety of mediums including oils, watercolors and sculpture. The gallery prides itself on showing a diverse selection of artistic styles. Gallery North Star is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Tuesdays by chance. Other hours are available by appointment. (802) 843- 2465

Vermont Botanical, Grafton
Each Vermont botanical is the creation of Maggie & Tracy Lake, and is handcrafted in their workshop in Grafton, Vermont. Maggie's love and knowledge of plants and herbs leads her on gathering expeditions throughout Vermont, and to places as far away as the alpine tundra fields of Alaska. With these plant specimens she creates her one-of-a-kind botanicals. Meanwhile, Tracy logs, saws and shapes local and select hardwoods into frame stock, anchoring each corner with an ebony spline. They choose each frame to accent each piece. They also welcome your choice of frame and matting, and offer custom design work. (802) 843-2304

Judd Hartmann Gallery, Grafton
Located right behind the old tavern in Grafton, this small gallery features a unique series of limited-edition bronze sculptures entitled: "The Woodland Tribes of the Northeast", as well as watercolors by William Bracken, A.W.S. and Neil Drevitson, A.W.S. The gallery is open daily from 9-6pm seven days a week, from mid-September to end of October only.

Gallery on the Green, Woodstock
Located in a former stagecoach inn in the center of town, this large gallery provides a venue for talented New England artists to display and sell their work to collectors of representational paintings. Founded in 1988 by owners Jim and Jan Allmon, the gallery is dedicated to the unwavering commitment to bring its clients The Best Of New England with the artists it represents and the work they proudly create. (802) 457-4956

Caulfield Art Gallery, Woodstock
Robert O. Caulfield, nationally known American impressionist painter, maintains this small gallery in the hamlet of Woodstock, where he makes his home. Born in Roxbury, Massachusetts in 1930, he began at the age of five drawing in chalk on the streets of Boston. At the age of 10, his grandparents gave him a set of oil paints. Impressed by the combat artists in Life magazine (Pliesner, Reginald Marsh, and Fletcher Martin), he wrote the magazine at the age of 16 saying he someday wanted to be a national artist. From these humble beginnings this self taught artist has become one of America's best known. His paintings now hang in some of the most prominent homes and businesses in the United States and Europe, including The Plaza Hotel in New York City. (802) 457-1472

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Black River Gallery

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