For an art gallery to stand out in a town that is known for its creative flair, it must be unique. The Smith-Klein Gallery achieves this distinction. The gallery, which features both local and international artists, carries a little bit of everything, including hand carved Zuni fetishes that date back to the early 1900s. Choose from among the colorful hand blown glass pieces, pottery, and paintings by nationally acclaimed artists like Gretchen Huber Warren and Miguel Martinez. For those in search of something southwestern, the gallery offers non-traditional Native American jewelry and mixed media animal sculptures.
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Rembrandt Yard's upscale gallery setting is the perfect backdrop for your unforgettable wedding, reception, rehearsal dinner, corporate affair or non-profit gala. With floor to ceiling windows, hardwood floors, and a gorgeous view of the Flatirons, Rembrandt Yard offers a setting your guests will not forget.
Strolling about Art Source International you almost expect to bump into Nicolaus Copernicus, or hear Chaucer holding a seminar. In fact, this store is a cartographers dream because there are over 20,000 original antique maps and prints dating as far back as the 16th Century. You will discover genuine Medieval manuscripts from the 13th Century and antique Currier and Ives and John James Audubon prints. Here the visitor can also find Replogle globes of every shape and size that are made by the world's largest globe manufacturer.
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Specializing in antique prints and antiquarian books along with original art from the 1800s, this quaint gallery has something for every kind of art lover and collector. Peruse through a wide array of botanical extracts, historic photographs and vintage Western movie posters. Artists include John Gould, George Catlin, Thomas Moran and Edward S. Curtis. One of the ongoing exhibits showcases antique prints from 1839 portraying Native American life.
