The Cooley Gallery announces the opening of a holiday sale featuring historic and contemporary art in all sizes. The gallery will host a celebration of the season with a reception Thursday, November 16th from 5-7 p.m. where all are welcome.

In The Holiday Sale at The Cooley Gallery newly discovered paintings by Old Lyme colony artists Harry Hoffman, William S. Robinson and Charles Ebert as well as exquisite drawings by Lyme artist Sewell Sillman and the father of American Impressionism, J. Alden Weir will be featured. “The prices will be commensurate with the spirit of the season,” says Jeff Cooley, owner of the gallery.

Also noted are select group of contemporary artists will be included in the show. Botanical artist Kelly Lehy Radding will have works in the exhibition as well as New York city painter Michael Budden, Realist Barbara Kacicek, and Native American potter Jacquie Stevens.

Don't miss the The Cooley Gallery’s opening reception, Thursday, November 16th, from 5 – 7 p.m.; a great gathering to launch the holiday season. This exhibition runs through January 7th, 2018

Located in the beautiful little village of Old Lyme, The Cooley Gallery is an ideal spot to enjoy among the best of American art while celebrating the season with a great New England tradition.

Founded in 1981 and located in the heart of historic Old Lyme, the Cooley Gallery specializes in fine American paintings from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries, including the Hudson River School, American Impressionism, and select contemporary artists.

Gallery hours: Thursday through Saturday 12 – 5 and Sunday 12 -4
or online anytime at www.cooleygallery.com