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Autumn Hill Artworks, once a venue for New England handmade fine art, has further refined its focus. Now featuring New England fine art photography and custom framing, the transformed website is sure to be popular among fine art collectors, and specifically those who appreciate fine art photography limited edition prints and the beauty of the New England area.
In upcoming blog posts, lots of information about fine art photography, printing techniques, and fine art custom framing options will be discussed, so stay tuned!
Here’s just one of the many fine art photography images featured on AutumnHillArtworks.com:
Black and White Photography named Covered Bridge Perspective II
by Gail on March 28, 2009
During my morning walk the other day, I pondered how important handmade art is to our workforce, productivity and economic stability within the United States.
During the past several decades, we’ve forgotten how proud we were of “Made in America” that was so apparent during the first part of the 20th century. For the sake of speed and instant gratification, we’ve handed over much of our pride in workmanship, and in particular our time-honored skills in finely crafted works of art, to large overseas mass-production facilities.
A desire to contribute to the resurgence of “Handmade” and “Made in America” was the primary and one of the most important reasons for creating Autumn Hill Artworks. Let’s make sure we bring the attention to handmade fine art as an important area in the new administration’s efforts to revitalize the American workforce.
Do you agree that continuing to build upon the industry of American handmade art will enhance our lives, both culturally and economically?
Art Glass Vase by Randi Solin
Ceramic Vase by Natalie Blake
by Gail on September 29, 2008
Autumn Hill Artworks is pleased to introduce our blog page! We’re dedicated to bringing awareness of the beauty and importance of handmade fine art. In particular fine art that includes art glass, ceramics, fiber art, handmade jewelry, leather art, lighting, metal art, mixed media, pottery, and wood art - all of which is skillfully handcrafted within New England.
The six New England states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont comprise this unique northeast corner of the United States, with scenic vistas and miles of breathtaking coastline on the Atlantic Ocean, providing plenty of inspiration for our creative and skilled New England fine artisans!