New Yorker is rating this spot. Store very Friendly,…read moreselling art and some art goods. I found stationaries while I was visiting in new port. (Sometimes I needed) I highly recommend to stop by :)

Wonderful art store in Newport featuring prints of real artists. Please don't go for art supplies…read moreand complain about pricing- this is Newport! LOL. I do recommend buying printed cards of some original artwork- they are affordable and lower than "newport" prices and a great value for the price. The lady helping me was amazing and super helpful.

I am beyond thrilled with how beautiful Providence Picture Frame framed my degree. The customer…read moreservice was outstanding. I am so proud to be able to hang this in my office.

We stoped by as part of Gallery Night Providence and I had an opportunity to talk with the owners…read moreand shared that I come from a long line of artists and art lovers, in fact, my great-grandparents, grandparents, and parents have brought many of their items here over the years to be expertly matted and framed. I learned that this business had the distinction of being the oldest framing shop in the country dating back to the early 1900's and has remained a family run local business during this time. (Wow! That's impressive!) Initially based out of the Arcade in Downcity Providence, they moved to this location in the 1970's and have continued to expand over time. What you will find today are three massive floors filled with artwork, prints, drawings, ceramics, etc from great local artists in addition to their large framing area. They can handle all types of projects small or large and provide service and support both locally and out of state. They boast quality craftsmanship, lifetime guarantees on their work, and prices that are comparable to what you'd find from the big box chains that offer framing services (no coupon needed!) The difference is the years of knowledge and experience you get when choosing Providence Picture Frame as well as the good feeling you get knowing that you are helping a long time family run store stay in business for future generations. You'll also find friendly employees who care passionately about their business, their community, and helping the customer get exactly what they are looking for. Pro tips: Consider shopping in their gallery for unique and special birthday or holiday gifts. Not sure how to display that special photo, artwork, or sentimental item? Stop by to talk to them about their custom framing ideas and to preserve your one of a kind item for a lifetime.

Best gift shopping in Jamestown. Beautiful artwork for sale. Looks like the do some custom framing…read morealso. Friendly owner!

We are so happy that we happened upon this gift shop! We found so many treasures: butterfly wings…read morefor our daughter, a Beavertail painting, pottery, jewelry, and even a thank you card for our hosts. The frame selection was gorgeous-made me wish we had a Fuller Gallery back home! We were able to meet the owner and she couldn't have been more accommodating. Highly recommend this gift store!

Got most of my beads here when I was making jewelry. Still pick things up there from time to time.read more

I needed help finding something. There were three employees…read morehaving a conversation with each other. I asked one for assistance locating the things I needed. She just pointed and said, "It's over there", then went back to talking to the other employees. I will never shop at Michael's ever again. Very bad customer service

"Pretty little legs, I want to draw them Like a Degas…read moreballerina Pure white skin, like porcelain She's a work of art and I should know I'm an art lover" (The Kinks) We were taking a leisurely stroll along Thames Street when we saw a nice gray and blue art gallery with big signs that read "Retirement Sale". Well, that was all we needed to head inside. The store is gorgeous with framed canvases, unframed canvases, and hundreds of frames everywhere. The store has a huge inventory, but it was super-neatly organized and felt uncluttered. We saw art styles of every description - landscapes, seascapes, abstracts, realistic and stylized human and animal portraits, a very deep variety of colors, artistic approaches and sizes. We had recently remodeled a bathroom and wanted a piece of artwork to hang there. We both agreed on a 12"x16" oil painting of a gray seascape with a lighthouse, beach/ocean scenery, moored boats and a full moon. The color themes perfectly complemented our wall color, and what's even better is that we could choose whatever frame we wanted. We went with a grayish/white distressed frame that reminded us of driftwood. Man -- it was perfect. The store will be closing soon because the owner is retiring, so there are some very sweet sales going on right now. For the oil painting and frame, we paid $84.53 and had the pleasure of working with Gallery manager Lisa Amado to transact the purchase. She packaged everything up so carefully and gave us such detailed hanging instructions, you'd have thought we just bought the Lost Ark of the Covenant!

Nice gallery with a lot of art that seemed duplicated in some sort of way and was available in…read moredifferent sizes and very affordable. It's a 1 story gallery and easy to walk through and navigate. They offer shipping for pieces which is cool. We came from out of town so this service would have been ideal especially if we wanted large items that would not fit into our bags. They also allow you to pick a frame for your art for the price you see on the piece (the frame is included with the price.) They had a sign that they are closing and the art was marked down.

Local art displayed and local guy who was friendly and helpful about the neighborhood and…read morerestaurant recommendations. Stop in and support - we did!

We were looking to pick up something for our new apartment and came across Blink on our walk along…read moreThames. My fiancée found a print that she loved but unfortunately they were out of it in the size she was looking for. Gigi (sp?) from the gallery told us that the owner, Alexander "Sandy" Nesbitt, was out at the Newport Folk Festival with many other pieces and that we should check back after the Festival to see if our piece was among those he took with him. We came back the next day, and a different woman (apologies for forgetting your name) kindly looked up our piece in the inventory and told us there was one left at Sandy's main gallery at the other end of Thames St. She was able to have us purchase it at Blink and have it put aside at the other studio. When we got to the other studio the piece was nicely wrapped waiting for us, and we were able to have a great chat with Sandy about his art, the festival, and much more. We will be back, and are very appreciative of everyone at Blink for their help.

Anne dug through a bunch of prints to find a sugar maple wood-block print from 1855ish for me since…read morethere was no maple included with the collection of North American trees on display, and didn't seem to mind when I left with a different print entirely. She and her husband were very friendly and very knowledgeable about everything in their collection!

Ann Hall is the finest antique print dealer in the USA. I've been buying from her for over 30…read moreyears! I love her shop on Bowen's Wharf -- now I don't have to locate her at antique shows all over the country -- and I make it a point to travel from Ohio to see her inventory at least once a year. There is NO ONE more knowledgeable about print art than she and husband, Mark. They know the age, history, and artistic technique behind every print they sell. They have lower priced prints (including wonderful maps) for the casual art lover and the best of the best for the collector. They are delightful, wonderful, and welcoming to all!!! BTW, I saw Ann today hoping to buy two specific prints...left with six!!!