this is the best photographer I have ever had. she was so nice to me and the photos turned out way…read morebetter then I expected. I would definitely recommend this photographer to anyone that was interested in getting there photos done.

I need to renew my Canadian passport. Google passport photo and Double Exposure is the closest. And…read moretheir Yelp review was good. Turned out she did an amazing job! The staff from Consulate office so happy with the work, she will put Double Exposure on the list of approved Canadian passport photographers.

Last year, wall painters using a spray gun got hundreds (thousands?) of tiny white paint dots all…read moreover one of my canvas oil paintings as well as the frame of my college diploma. Oliver Brothers restored my painting and I can now no longer notice any dots on it, which is remarkable as it's a very complicated painting. The restoration took many months but was worth it. I also had them re-frame my diploma and it looks excellent.

From the owner: We offer museum-quality materials and an inspiring selection of specialty frames and mats. Many of…read moreour moldings are handcrafted in several locations around the world. Our conservation framing methods are designed to extend the longevity of your artwork and enhance its beauty. Oliver Brothers Custom Framing was formed as an extension of Oliver Brothers Fine Art Restoration, the oldest fine art restoration company in the United States. As art restorers, we frequently had requests by our clients to look for appropriate framing solutions. Our background working with antique fine art and antique picture frames has guided us in our efforts to assemble a comprehensive selection of historically accurate period frames. In addition to period frames, we also offer a wide range of contemporary picture frames. Pick-up and Delivery We are pleased to offer pick-up and delivery regardless of the size of the artwork. Typically we offer this service for all New England States and New York State.

This is one of the great historic photo galleries that I have visited on Bostons' historic North…read moreShore. Lots of great historic photos. Framed and unframed. Most (but not all) of a nautical bent. It's Gloucester what do you expect? Also an art and sculpture gallery too. Pricing is very reasonable. The owner Fred Bodin is a friendly,welcoming and knowledgeable business owner . It's worth the trip !!

This place kicks ass! Well, it kicks ass as much as a stationary store can actually kick ass…read more great selection of paper and the such! some cute stuff! Definitely worth checking it out if you're in town!

This is a great little shop! The merchandise is always displayed in the most enticing manner and…read morehas obviously been chosen carefully. Half of the shop is full of paper goods and other gift-type things: cool totes, pretty calendars and journals, letterpressed greeting cards. If you're in town for the day and forgot your Moleskine, you can grab yet another here. The other half of the shop is full of really cool, non mass-market toys. Small producers and European makers offer a really unique selection of toys of all sizes for babies and kids. The shop is well-thought out and comfortable to visit and completely dangerous if you happen to have a thing for paper goods, like me!

We have 6 of Lauri's works that we collected on summer vacations. It's been too many years since…read moreour last visit to Rockport. A visit to the Kaihlanen Gallery is one of the reasons that we want/need to go back!! If you're in the area going to the gallery is a MUST!!!

The gallery is a must see. We 17 of his pieces on display here in our shop in Florida. Must stop in…read moreRockport. Best artist on the East Coat.

Visiting this gallery is truly an aesthetically uplifting experience. First off, the gallery is in…read morea house located just off the Gloucester waterfront -- it'll make you want to hurl your 9-to-5 job into the ocean and go boho. The house is absolutely charming with brightly painted trim and the stairs to the entrance are stenciled with Sigrid Olsen's hand-made designs. The gallery is in Sigrid's actual house, with the living room serving as the show room. Jazzy music just flows from the Bose speakers mounted in the corners, as you are charmed by Sigrid's ceramics, paintings, and notecards. Even my children understood that they were in a special place, and were thrilled to each buy $2 postcards. You can buy a charming card for $2, $4, $5 or $10 for a handpainted card. I've bought two of her handpainted cards, and framed them for art in my bathroom. If you are lucky enough to have the $$$ and room for a painting, they range from $75 and up. Plus, the ceramics are stunning. I met Sigrid personally at the gallery, and she is very nice and down to earth. Check out Sigrid's web site for a closer look. The parking is a bit of a challenge, but if you drive around a bit, you'll probably be able to find a spot (or go on a cloudy or rainy day). Highly recommended.