THE GALLERY AT TREE’S PLACE
60 Route 6A, Orleans, MA 02653
(508) 255-1330, trees@treesplace.com www.treesplace.com
For over 45 years, the Gallery at Tree’s Place has been considered by many realist painters and collectors to be one the leading dealers of representational paintings in the nation. Tree’s is the proud home to some of the preeminent living painters working in the genre: Patrick Kitson, Sarah Lamb, Michael Whelan, Richard Loud, Kathy Anderson,
Gary Akers and Carlo Russo among many others. The gallery is located in a spacious 19th-century building at 60 Cranberry Highway; Route 6A at 28 in Orleans.
“Last season we had very strong sales at all price points. It seems that collectors from all parts of the country were in a buying mood,” says Mike Donovan, owner of the gallery. “We always see good foot traffic in the busy summer season, but internet sales continue to grow in importance each year especially in the off season. Having so many well-established artists gives customers confidence in the quality of the work we represent. With a strong stock market and an improving economy, we look forward to another strong season in 2018.”
The Gallery at Tree’s
Place is proud to host a new exhibition every two weeks in season. Visitors come the Cape to enjoy the beaches and local seafood, but they also find a treasure trove of fine art from one end of the Cape to the other, and Tree’s Place has become an annual destination for many art lovers. It’s an opportunity to view new compositions from some the finest artists in the country, all in a beautiful setting.
June 30 to July 13 is
Town and Country featuring Marieluise Hutchinson, Roderick O’Flaherty and Michael Compton. The show Alive with Color will follow from July 14 to 27 with work by Mark Beck and Marcia Burtt on view. July 28 to August 10 is Picture Perfect with Kitson, Robert Bolster and Erica Kaiser. Then, August 11 to 24 is The Eye of the Beholder featuring Kathleen Dunphy, Thomas Kegler and Sergio Roffo.
“Having so many well-established artists gives customers confidence in the quality of the work we represent. With a strong stock market and an improving economy, we look forward to another strong season in 2018.” — Mike Donovan, owner, The Gallery at Tree’s Place