If Walls Could Talk...

They would ask to be thoughtfully dressed with beautiful art and fine framing. Rockwell Art and Framing is a full service fine art gallery and custom framing company with four locations in Fairfield County, CT. We work with residential and corporate clients and interior designers to help solve their art and framing challenges.

Our Residential Services include:

• Custom Commissions
• Custom Framing
• Fine Art Appraisal
• Fine Art Restoration
• Fine Art Sales
• In-Home Consulting
• Picture Hanging
• Personalized Portraits
• Repair

At Rockwell Art and Framing, we expand the realm of the possible.

Corporate Services

At Rockwell Art and Framing, we simplify the process of finding, installing, and repairing artwork. We offer our corporate clients a complete art solution that includes locating or commissioning artwork, framing and hanging paintings, photographs, and prints, and repairing frames, mats or glass of almost any size.

Our goal is to maximize the visual impact of your space and minimize the amount of time you spend on artwork decisions.

Our clients include:

• Building Owners and Managers
• Commercial Architects and Designers
• Corporate Facilities Managers
• Professional Firms
• Business Owners

Now on Exhibit at Rockwell Galleries

Wilton

ROBERT LOUIS FERRUCCI
"Crossing the Lines"
Country Contemporary Paintings
October 14 - December 20, 2008

Over 20 original landscapes in contemporary folk art style. A life-long painter, Bob finds his inspiration for painting classical red barns and lush river valleys in the Catskills and Adirondacks.

Coming Next:
WILTON HIGH SCHOOL
"Windows of Interpretation"
Photography by students of Wilton High School
Opening December 22, 2008

New Canaan

NEW GALLERY OPENING!

CLAUDIA MENGEL
"Beauty In Transition"

Featuring a new solo show of paintings and monotypes by Rockwell's most popular portfolio artist, Claudia Mengel. Exhibit runs from October 18 to December 31, 2008.

Westport

ROXANNE FABER SAVAGE
"Paper Plates"
A New Show of Paper Lithography
October 24 - December 8, 2008

"Paper Plates" highlights one of Roxanne's favorite printmaking techniques - paper lithography. In this process, the matrix is an inked photocopy and the imagery is transferred to the paper surface by hand printing or with an etching press. For Savage, the rhythmic nature of this technique is well-suited to her artistic explorations of the big themes in life: freedom, confinement, love, sex, and death.

COMING NEXT:
FCA Art Show
Featuring original artworks and quilts by clients in Family & Children's Agency's programs for homeless adults.
December 10th - December 29th, 2008