Lovely oil-on-canvas painting of a rocky shore by Nova Scotia artist Gilbert Margeson (1852–1949) in original, carved wood frame. A marine painter, Margeson was known as the Dean of the Rockport Colony of Cape Ann, Massachusetts, where he established a studio.

Donated by Peter Murphy of P.D. Murphy Antiques.

Voted “Best Picture Framer” in Midcoast Maine for 14 years straight, Just Framing in downtown Bath is the best of the best when it comes to elevating your art, photographs, and cherished keepsakes.

Donated by Just Framing.

Paper Tides is a creative, eco-friendly, and inclusive space, and Emma Sampson, owner, produces master-quality prints and digital solutions for creative endeavors just around the corner at Dromore Grange in Phippsburg. This 20″ x 30″ fine art archival print of a reworked marine design is a stunning example and will look fantastic in any room!

Donated by Paper Tides.

Peter Ralston has photographed the coast of Maine since 1978 and is drawn especially to the people and working communities that define coastal Maine’s character. River of Heaven, a 17″ x 22″ matted a photo taken one evening in Naskeag Harbor of the schooners in Maine’s Windjammer Fleet, is a breathtaking example of Ralston’s work.

Donated by Peter Ralston of The Ralston Gallery in memory of Betty Noyce.

Raised on the coast of Maine, carver Wayne Robbins was inspired as a youth to capture the essence of nature in wood. His appreciation of the innate beauty of wood helps him design pieces that maximize the grace of both the medium and the subject. For finishes, Robbins uses various combinations of oils and waxes to give the sculpture that “almost wet” look as well as a feeling that is silky-smooth to touch. This seagull (with a fish in its mouth!) stands 8.5″ tall at its highest point, 9″ wide at its widest point, and has been expertly hand-carved to capture the character of these unique birds. A treasure to brighten any home or office!

Donated by Wayne Robbins.

Kharris B, a local Bath artist, uses glass, reclaimed wood, found objects, and nature to create breathtaking works of art. With Bloom, she used dried fungi and wood to create this artful assemblage that will be sure to bring character and attention to your space.

Donated By Kharris B. Creative Studio.

Kharris B, a local Bath artist, uses glass, reclaimed wood, found objects, and nature to create breathtaking works of art. With Swells, she utilized the raw edge of sheet glass to create this evocative seascape that will brighten your window all year round.

Donated By Kharris B. Creative Studio.

Maine artist Jillian Herrigel finds that inspiration can occur from a variety of sources, from the simple and mundane to the transcendent and powerful. This original and fun framed and matted mixed-media piece of a lobster dinner adds a pop of color to any home. Overall approx. 31.5″ wide and 25″ high.

Donated by Jillian Herrigel.

This beautiful, framed poster is a treasure: it celebrates the 1974 50th anniversary of the Portland Symphony Orchestra and was designed by the pop artist Robert Indiana (1928–2018). Famous for his iconic image of LOVE, this poster features the trademark tilted "O" of the artist. The poster itself is in mint condition, framed behind conservation plexiglass. Overall dimensions are 27.25" wide and 37.5" high.