William Storck, Twilight in New Hampshire, oil 14×18.jpg
Troika Gallery celebrates 26 years of showing The Finest of Fine Art opening on November 10 with a Champagne Reception exhibiting masterpieces of Troika’s regional, national and international artists. In 1997, artists Dorothy Newland, Jennifer Heyd Wharton and Laura Era opened the first gallery in Easton. The gallery’s success has been attributed to the fine artists exhibited in the gallery and the professional, friendly and knowledgeable owners. Troika specializes in commissioned portraiture, custom framing, appraisal referrals, personalized home curation and artists talks and demos during First Friday openings.
Whether an art collector, art lover, or an art browser, you are encouraged to stop in and see this fantastic exhibit, or click on our website. Professional artist and owner, Laura Era along with Gallery Manager, Peg Fitzgerald, welcome your visit or phone call and will happily address your questions. An added popular service that the gallery offers is to encourage clients to take a painting home “on trial”.
Works in oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, pencil, clay, bronze, and porcelain are on exhibit. This annual show is a favorite of collectors and gallery admirers. Laura and Peg are grateful for the community’s support for the past 26 years.
Troika Gallery is located at 9 South Harrison Street, in Historic Downtown Easton, the gallery is open
Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 am until 6:00 pm, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday by
appointment, 410-770-9190, www.troikagallery.com
Captions: William Storck, Twilight in New Hampshire, oil, 14×18
S.J. Doberstein, Brine and Shine, oil, 10 x 14
Stewart White, Sacre Couer, Paris, w/c, 20 x 14
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