New Art in the Gallery

All Kinds of New Art in the Gallery!

WOW, Harvest Gold has an incredible selection right now, ranging from beautifully handcrafted Jewelry, to the finest sculptures, to our very own local artist's beautiful paintings, 

and even a few from away.

Varvara Harmon has painted some of those special spots we all know and love.

This landscape by Bonnie Ferguson catches your eye in the evening sunlight.

Joelle Goff brings this striking presence of a "Fainting Tulip" into the gallery, a large scale painting sure to embellish any room. 

Sandy Crowell shows off her talent with this interesting and beautiful piece. The gatherer sits quietly, creating a sense of stillness and vitality for any wandering eye.

Gay Freeborn captures the spunky spirit of this little dog                    

contrasted with the checkerboard floor, to create this fun 

portrait that will put a smile upon any dog lover's face.

Wade Zahares makes you smile with his beach lover's fun pastels.

Varvara Harmon has some new pieces where she captures the light in a very unique way.

At last Joelle Goff shines again in her magnificent portrait of this flower.

The lighting and shadowing of this photo is incredible and will brighten any spot.

Come on in to Harvest Gold Gallery and find out why we were voted Best Gallery with a View by Yankee Magazine.

On Route 5 in Center Lovell, Maine overlooking Kezar Lake and the White Mountains

Open Daily

Contact us at: (207)-925-6502

Local Places at Harvest Gold Gallery

This beauty by Carol Novotne is along the Saco river.   There are so many paintings of local color that I thought it would be fun to share a few of them.

MaryEllen Serina captured a rainbow over Kezar Lake.

Guy Tringali loves to paint Kezar Lake as well.

Varvara Harmon loves the light on the narrows by the town beach on Kezar Lake.

Carol looks over the Kezar lake from the north end.

Our very own Jean Franz Miller from Center Lovell caught a sunset in Middle Bay on Kezar lake.  Bonnie Ferguson a local summer visiter has a nice one of the birch trees and the sunset.

Diane Scott from Chatham loves to paint plein air style at Catherdal Ledge in North Conway and the intersection of Rt 16 and 302 by the Burger King.  I don't think I've ever seen it look so good!

Diane loves tractors as we can all tell by these local farm paintings of Sherman Farm and the Fryeburg Fair.

And one spot we all know and love Chandlers Garage at the corner in lovely downtown Lovell.

Then we have Ros Farbush who at 83 years old last saturday turned out a masterpiece of our favorite breakfast and lunch spot Rosie's.