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Maud Guilfoyle - Flowers For The Bees           Flowers for the Bees with Linden Trees   Acrylic on canvas  36" x 30" Westwood- Westwood Gallery is pleased to present original paintings by Westwood artist Maud Guilfoyle April 4th through May 2nd. 2023 The show features paintings of local flowers, birds and 18 bees in fields which are a microcosm of our planet and the challenges presented...

A Night at the Opera - Westwood- Westwood Gallery is pleased to host our first ever Art, Opera and fine cuisine evening to benefit the Arts in Westwood. Please join us as we feature works by Helen Frank, and vintage opera posters displayed in  Caffe Anello, 11 Madison ave in Westwood, while enjoying the sublime voices of soprano Amy Owens and mezzo-soprano Sishel Claverie. Join us for a 3 hour ev...

 Westwood Gallery is pleased to present an exhibit of original paintings by nationally and internationally known artists working in hyperrealism. The exhibit opens August 13th and continues until September 16th 2017. A reception to meet the artists will be held Sunday, August 13th from 2-5 pm. The gallery is free and open to the public. Westwood Gallery is located at 10 Westwood Avenue and is open...

 Westwood, N.J.- Westwood gallery is pleased to present,“A Farewell to the Circus – 100 years of Original Circus Posters”For three days only, May 18th – 20th 2017.  An exhibit and sale of over 150 original posters of all sizes, from window cards to 6 –sheet billboards will be on display with a history provided by the gallery and its dealer. An opening reception will take place Thursday, May 18th, ...

  Helen Frank- The 19th Amendment, signed archival reproduction of the original oil on paper, image size 20” x 30” $275 or $750 framed as shown, antique silver frame, float mount with UV plexi. The 19th Amendment (1920) to the Constitution of the United States provides men and women with equal voting rights. The amendment states that the right of citizens to vote "shall not be denied or abridg...

The Prisma-delic Frame   The saying goes, “If you remember the 60s, you really weren’t there.” Although I was only 10 years old, day glow black light posters were the art statement of my generation, at least in terms of plastering the walls of my teenage bedroom. Apparently I still carry a flame for psychedelia and fluorescent paint and when I saw the carved and painted design conce...