Gicl?e Printing

A Gicl?e (pronounced zhee-klay) is a high quality inkjet print, created with professional grade machines. Using fade-resistant, archival inks that are pigment based, as well as water soluble.

We print our gicl?es using large format printers with a 12 color ink separation. Our papers are an award winning collection of genuine artist papers in a variety of surfaces, base weights and structures, including inkjet printable canvases.

Whether you want exclusive photography, prints, digital artwork and reproduction of art we provide the right paper for superior gallery and museum standard.

We accept digital files as well as original artwork Our studio is equipped to profile your artwork for digital printing true to the original.

Restoration

Gold Leafing

Gold Leafing is the process of applying gold to a frame. We provide expert gold leafing on most frames.

Art Restoration

We provide restoration to art and frames that have been damaged. If you have a piece that needs repair bring it in to The Framer’s Workshop and let the experts to the work.

Photo Restoration

Bring your damaged or old photos to The Framer’s Workshop. Our restoration experts can digitally repair or reconstruct your treasured memories.

Gallery

Artists We Represent

• John Gable

  As an artist specializing in the creation of murals through corporations, architectural projects, museum commissions and the high- end restaurant market. www.johngablefineart.com

• Dennis Poirier

  Dennis Poirier grew up in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The colors, sights, and sounds of the busy port and fishing fleet inspired Dennis. dennispoirierstudio.com

• Claire Bigbee

  Claire Bigbee, a Maine resident, takes her inspiration from the grandeur of southern Maine?s varied landscapes and changing seasons. clairebigbee.com

• Dewitt Hardy

  One of Maine’s best known watercolorists, Dewitt’s work is represented in private and museum collections from coast to coast. dewitthardy.com

• Tina Ambrose

  Tina Ambrose focused on those flowers, painting in her Norway kitchen and nurturing her passion.

• Laurie Harter

  An artist in the Maine Outreach Program and instructor at the St. Francis College.

• Charles Woodbury

  Woodbury was from a comfortable, well-established family. He sold his first oil painting when he was 15 and at age 17 in 1884, was the youngest person ever elected to the Boston Art Club. Article on Charles Woodbury

• W. Robert Paine

  Bob?s ultimate goal was to become a fine artist. New England has given him the perfect place to accomplish this goal. He paints the people, places and things of New England using, watercolor, egg tempera and oil. wrobertpaineart.com

• Valfred Thelin

  He was born in Waterbury, Connecticut and was trained in the European apprentice tradition by his Grandfather, a muralist who came to the United States from Sweden in the late 1800s. Article about Valfred Thelin

• Katherine Rohnert

  The works of Katherine Rohnert representing the best of Maine! cafepress.com/katherinesart

• Ron Prevoir

  An artist, he also worked for 37 years as a teacher in Massachusetts and New Hampshire schools. Article on Ron about his heritage.

• Denis Leblanc

  Born in Lewiston, Maine, Denis Leblanc became interested in art at the age of nine. Oils were used in the early years, until the age of twenty, when he stopped painting altogether. www.mainecolorsart.com

• Lynne Carr Blanchard

  I love the outdoors and get my inspiration from the light and the beautiful state of Maine. Painting in the elements, although challenging, is everything I ever wanted to do! lynnebcarr.com

• Willam V King

  It is Bill’s desire that serenity, peace and rest we so richly derive from nature will be brought back through his paintings over and over again in our otherwise busy lives.

• John Schoepfle

  He studied architecture and painting at Cleveland School of Art and later taught adult education in the Los Angeles school system. There, while teaching an introductory painting class.

• Patrick McNamara

  Hi everyone, I’m Patrick McNamara and I am a wedding and portrait photographer based on the southern Maine seacoast. www.mcnamaraphotoblog.com

• Connie March Canney

  Connie is a prolific painter and has travelled extensively to capture landscapes of the southwest, Mexico, Maine and even Cuba. artistsites.org/conniecanney

• Robert Rasche

  My work has been collected by patrons for over forty years and displayed internationally in private collections and in commercial businesses. robertrasche.com

• George R. Carpenter

  ‘You Have To Go To Your Subject Matter’, he would always say. ‘It’s not going to come to you’. Article about George Carpenter

• Robin Keus

  Robin can be found in his element capturing the beauty of nature with his cameras. rjkimages.com

• Claude G. Breton

  Claude is the owner of the Framer’s Workshop in Wells, ME; and is an accomplished painter. framersfineart.com

• Donna Sabraka

  Beautiful artworks that also include the Alaskan landscape Donna so loved