$1,250.00
Autumn Missed a mixed media by Mary Serfass (Pennsylvania). The art measures 4" x 3" and the frame is 7"...
$200.00
Birch Trees Showing Off an oil painting by Ariadne Gejevski (West Virginia). The art measures 1 1/4" x 1 3/4"...
$250.00
My Path of Peace an oil painting by Ariadne Gejevski (West Virginia). The art measures 4 1/2" x 4 1/2"...
$200.00
Foxy Lady an acrylic painting by Wayne Chunat (Florida). The art measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" and the frame is...
$180.00
Grouper an acrylic painting by Wayne Chunat (Florida). The art measures 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" and the frame is 4...
$180.00
Lion King an acrylic painting by Wayne Chunat (Florida). The art measures 3" x 2" and the frame is 4...
$300.00
Pierre in the Shade a pastel by Dolores Andrew (Maryland). The art measures 4 1/2" x 3" and the frame...
$300.00
Floral Garden Entrance a pastel by Dolores Andrew (Maryland). The art measures 2 3/4" x 4 1/2" and the frame...
$450.00
Wild Horses a scratchboard by Sue Kroll (Utah). The art measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" and the frame is ...
$575.00
Scarlet Ibis an oil painting on silk by Markissia Touliatos (Florida). The art measures 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" and the...
$850.00
Morning Bath an oil painting on ivorine by Markissia Touliatos (Florida). The art measures 3" x 4" and the frame is ...
$1,200.00
Golden Tresses an oil painting on ivorine by Markissia Touliatos (Florida). The art measures 3 1/4" x 3 1/4" and the...
Whether it’s a frazzled up Monday or a relaxing Saturday, it’s always a good time to gently hold cute playful animals accurately painted in gorgeous miniature art. There’s tons of endearing treasures at Seaside Art Gallery’s International Miniature Art Show, too!
The sheer tiny scale of miniature art has made it a favorite romantic medium for centuries. Did you know that nobles in the Renaissance would send miniature portraits of each other as a way to help choose suitor prospects?
There’s something special about finding memorabilia with the same theme as your favorite place. This is especially true when you find artwork that features our little ribbon of sand called the Outer Banks.
Our experience began back in the 1960's or early 1970's when we first purchased a seascape by M Charles, followed by some smaller paintings by Mary Jane Hopkins. Later on some by Vernon Rollins then one by Barclays Sheaks for my wife's birthday , can't remember the exact date. We always stop in when visiting the area, wonderful place.
— Richard & Carole Hockman
Ms. Smith, it was a pleasure to drop by one of my favorite destinations on the Outer Banks. It is a thrill to see your business thriving still and that you took it over from your parents. I have been enjoying the gallery since the early 1970\'s. I purchased a beautiful and dramatic Dan Dunn painting from you last week. It will soon be on my wall. I am so pleased with it and with your services. You are a pro and it shows. Thanks so much!
— Keith Florence
