A friend who is a good amateur artist brought us here. Wow! The gallery surpasses the contemporary collections of many museums. Wide variety of artists - painters, photographers, sculptors, graphic artists, etc. Two floors and several rooms of work. My favorite room is at the back - a room of art related to children's literature. Many original Dr. Seuss works as well as many others. This would be a good field trip for well-behaved children & grandchildren. Truly remarkable!

Excellent art, staff seemed diffident and was not helpful. There are loads of excellent original illustrations from children's books here along with various limited edition prints. Want to know prices? For the most part you have to ask. Want to see more than one image per artist - for the most part, you have to ask. If back in area and notwithstanding a strong interest in illustrations, I would not return.

Saw the exhibit on Leonard Baskin acknowledging the 100th anniversary of his work. Even though a lot of his work was political, he was aware of his controversial views. Located in a former bank, this studio displays work from both local and national artists.

So glad to be able to visit this gallery and see the work of some of our most beloved children's book illustrators.

The Michelson Galleries are full of surprises for both what is on display at length there and for their special exhibits. Many major artists choose to show their work at Michelsons, whose owner, Richard Michelson, is also a poet, a playwright, a children's book writer and so much more .... and a significant national prizewinner!