Miniature art gallery

Dolls House Miniature Art Gallery and Studio

With the new year, Brian (Rainbow Hand) and Kathy Tepper are introducing 1:12 scale designs and workshops which are sure to delight. Here is their new "Black & White" line, recent Victorian Steampunk creations, and two 2015 Workshops. See website for Show Schedule, Workshop Schedule, and Gallery of available work. Email: briantep@verizon.net. Web: http://www.rainbowhandandkathy.com New designs with a "Black & White" color palette. Brian created a new line of Rorschach and Ink Spot paintings…

1/12 scale miniature art gallery. Artwork and gallery construction all done by me. Commissions available.

Check out my blog post about miniature art galleries and many examples! - Image is for illustrative purposes only

This summer we are highlighting some of our awesome creative neighbors. This week we feature the Free Little Art Gallery NoHo.

The Pallant House Gallery commissioned more than 30 British artists to create miniature artworks for a model gallery show.

Stay-home orders around the world have inspired people to fill their time creatively—think the recreations of well-known artworks and “Coronavirus Tourism Bureau” posters we mentioned last week. But rather than fashion a mock art exhibition for themselves, this London couple thought a little bit smaller. Filippo and Marianna created The Gerbil Museum, a miniature gallery space for their two 9-month-old gerbils, Pandoro and Tiramisù. Complete with cardboard benches and scribbled museum…

This weekend at the Lodge in Los Angeles, small masterpieces line the walls of a little model of the gallery.

art, canvas paper, room box, paint, paintbrush, tea bags, paint tubes, fotosketcher,

Joe Levickas created the Creal Microgallery exhibition space located on Creal Crescent in Ann Arbor. It was designed as a publicly viewable,…

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Cosmepolitan Museum

this letter is from the cartoonist Alfred Joseph Frueh to his wife Giuliette Fanciulli, sent on Jan 10th, 1913.

A first look at a tiny show of miniature artworks in L.A.