Left Bank Gallery

Left Bank Gallery Established in 1971, Left Bank Gallery pairs fine art with functional ware for the home. Two locations:
25 Commercial Street, Wellfleet
8 Cove Road, Orleans
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“Trio” - archival print$1,200Signed archival digital print (giclee)Maximum edition of 20Image size: 24x17.5Paper size: 3...
09/08/2026

“Trio” - archival print
$1,200
Signed archival digital print (giclee)
Maximum edition of 20
Image size: 24x17.5
Paper size: 30x24

Print is unframed and comes rolled in a mailing tube.
Delivery time is approximately two weeks.

Jim Holland was born in 1955 in Schenectady NY and from an early age showed an interest in art. As a boy he could spend hours flipping through his parents art history books and more drawing. In high school he took up photography which he credits with sharpening his observation and composition skills.

In 1980 Jim began his career in graphic design and advertising where he remained for 15 years while always using his spare time developing his artwork.

In the late 80s Jim abandoned acrylics for oils and felt a natural affinity for the texture and richness of the paint and the blending options slower drying times allowed. He works from photographs and is dedicated to the core of realism they afford him. There will often be some quick underpainting, but then he says “I’ll spend hours mixing paints on my palette and establishing an overall color and tonal scheme. Sometimes I feel I am more aptly called a colorist rather than a painter.”

The enduring themes in Holland’s paintings are the light and space near the ocean. “It’s an expansive and peaceful place to me. The colors can be brilliant or nearly monochromatic. A beached catboat or light slanting on clapboards and through windows, these are simple forms I find endlessly fascinating in how different light affects the mood.”

Jim recently moved his studio to Orleans MA. His work has been exhibited throughout the Northeast in various one-person and group shows, and is included in numerous private and institutional collections in the United States and Europe. He lives in Brewster, MA with filmmaker Allison Argo.

Many more are Available in our WELLFLEET location and online for your convenience.
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“Apple Season”$3,20000SKU: 210000101227Maker: Katie Trinkle LeggeOil On CanvasFramed 15” x 30”Image Size 17” x 32”Born i...
09/08/2026

“Apple Season”

$3,20000

SKU: 210000101227

Maker: Katie Trinkle Legge

Oil On Canvas

Framed 15” x 30”

Image Size 17” x 32”

Born in New York and currently living New Zealand , Katie Trinkle Legge began painting and drawing at an early age. Her grandfather was an accomplished draftsman for various New York architectural studios and her father was also a painter. “I owe much of my early art education to my father. He didn’t have enough time in the studio because of his Army career, but he always encouraged me to pursue the arts.”

Well-known for her contemporary approach to still life and landscape, Katie’s distinctive larger-than-life compositions and bold use of color set her work apart from other representational painters.

“My work is influenced by various artists from many time periods including Cézanne, Matisse, Warhol, and Wayne Thiebaud. My choice of still life subject matter varies from personal objects to objects I find visually striking because of color or shape. The strong light of autumn and spring inspires many of the more dramatically lit compositions I create. I see potential paintings everywhere I look.”

Represented at our Wellfleet gallery 25Commercial Street: 508.349.9451
And always online for your convenience

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Hetty FriedmanIt all started at age 13 when I took a weaving class at summer camp. It was like a miracle to me — you put...
09/06/2026

Hetty Friedman

It all started at age 13 when I took a weaving class at summer camp. It was like a miracle to me — you put gorgeous colored yarns on the loom and pull off a gorgeous piece of fabric. I am continually in awe of the process.
The surprises that emerge from combining different types of fibers and colors into one warp always amaze me. The simplicity of the grid combined with the limitlessness of the textures and hues keep seducing me to design my pieces.
I work mainly with bamboo and rayon. They weave up into fabric that has a wonderful ‘hand’, great drape, and resiliency. I often add unusual novelty yarns as supplemental warps.
Hand painting warps allows me to create unique pieces in a limitless variety of colors. The warp threads are my canvas. While the warp and weft are at right angles, the applied dyes can flow and meld.

We are delighted to offer these beauties at both our Wellfleet and Orleans Left Bank Galleries .
Come try something special on.
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Did you know that Left Bank Gallery has gift cards in any amount you wish ?It’s so easy and they can also be sent via em...
09/04/2026

Did you know that Left Bank Gallery has gift cards in any amount you wish ?
It’s so easy and they can also be sent via email “gift card”.
Give us a call 508 349 9451
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09/04/2026

Ed Levin Design

E. L. Designs is a leading design studio offering American-made fashion jewelry for today’s competitive marketplace. E. L. Designs, led by the visionary and creative talent of Peter Tonjes, produces fashion forward, unique jewelry designed to provide the wearer with a lifetime of pleasure and inspiration. Because E. L. Designs are hand-crafted, not mass-produced, each piece is imbued with unparalleled beauty, function and quality. Delightful jewelry and jewelry suites from E. L. Designs define the fashion jewelry and sterling silver market.

Come visit us in our Wellfleet location and try something special on .
We have a beautiful collection of jewelry that will fit any need, want ,size, taste and budget with exceptional quality !
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Deborah T. ColterDeborah T. Colter is interested in the pure pleasure of form, line, and color. She describes her work a...
08/31/2026

Deborah T. Colter

Deborah T. Colter is interested in the pure pleasure of form, line, and color. She describes her work as a continual evolutionary journey of discovery. She works with a variety of mixed mediums, collage and acrylic polymer paints building multiple layers on the surface until the piece begins to lead her to its own conclusion. Deborah holds a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design. She is widely represented in private and corporate collections throughout the United States and overseas. Deborah lives and works on the island of Martha’s Vineyard.

Deborah had the pleasure of working with the 2015 HGTV Dream Home designers to place three of her pieces in the project that was built on Martha’s Vineyard the Fall of that year.

Working side by side with corporate art consultants and galleries Deborah has been delighted to be included some powerful art collections including Adobe Systems, Biogen Corporation, J.W.Marriott, Cisco Systems, & Conner Strong Companies, among others.

We invite you to join us at our WELLFLEET location to learn more about Deborah and her mastery of the collage process and her unique design style.
This body of work is just stunning to take in all at once.
All incredibly beautiful and amazingly detailed.
Many of these work well with one another and can just as easily be brought into your current collection with all the shapes and shades of color.
Some however, have main character energy and will likely make any home or office setting pop!
You may visit our website and shop as well at your convenience.
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Ed Chesnovitch, a Cape Cod artist, is a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and has studied extensively at The A...
08/30/2026

Ed Chesnovitch, a Cape Cod artist, is a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and has studied extensively at The Art Students League of New York, and the Cape School of Art. The interaction of color, shape and pattern are the focus of Ed’s environment inspired paintings which evoke an underlying current of energy, captured at extreme and fleeting moments. Atmospheric conditions, the envelope of light, and the color mood of a scene, all inspire Ed to express his profound feelings about the spiritual and natural world around him.

Summah Verde
$2,40000
SKU: 210000085049

Maker: Ed Chesnovitch

Oil on Canvas

Framed 25” x 25”

Canvas Size 24” x 24”

“The interaction of color, shape and pattern are the focus of my environment inspired paintings which evoke an underlying current of energy, captured at extreme and fleeting moments. My goal is not to convey a particular scene, but rather record the atmospheric conditions, envelope of light and the color mood of the scene that moves me. I am not a detached observer, but rather a participant expressing my profound feelings about the natural world around me. This spiritual connection and reverence to nature... and the wonder and beauty of the landscape fascinates me endlessly. I work in the mediums of oil, pastel and mixed media. The process of painting is what drives me, it’s all about the process, not the outcome.” -Ed Chesnovitch

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Graceann WarnI continue to work with the themes that have forever moved me - chance, magic, travel, the cosmos and scien...
08/29/2026

Graceann Warn

I continue to work with the themes that have forever moved me - chance, magic, travel, the cosmos and science. Science. It is showing up a little more these days as I find myself pondering our collective future. I am inspired by science and the quest for discovery. I rejoice in intellectual curiosity. I have abundant faith in the human mind and spirit. “ - Graceann Warn

Encaustic painting, also known as hot wax painting, is a form of painting that involves a heated wax medium to which colored pigments have been added. The molten mix is applied to a surface—usually prepared wood, though canvas and other materials are sometimes used. The simplest encaustic medium could be made by adding pigments to wax, though recipes most commonly consist of beeswax and damar resin, potentially with other ingredients. For pigmentation, dried powdered pigments can be used, though some artists use pigmented wax, inks, oil paints or other forms of pigmentation.[1]

Metal tools and special brushes can be used to shape the medium as it cools. Also, heated metal tools, including spatulas, knives and scrapers, can be used to manipulate the medium after it has cooled onto the surface. Additionally, heat lamps, torches, heat guns, and other methods of applying heat are used by encaustic artists to fuse and bind the medium. Because encaustic medium is thermally malleable, the medium can be also sculpted, and materials can be encased, collaged or layered into the medium.

You can find WARN’S work at our WELLFLEET location.
We are very proud to represent Graceann again this our 55th summer season.
Stop in and see for yourself why Warn is held in such high regard in the Encaustic community.
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Address

25 Commercial Street
Wellfleet, MA
02667

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

(508) 349-9451

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