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Contact Address:	Fore River Gallery 613 Congress Street Portland, ME, 04101 Phone : (207) 791-2723 Send Enquiry
Address:	Fore River Gallery 87 Market St Portland, ME, 04101 Phone : 207-791-2723

	Fore Street Gallery The Fore Street Gallery showcases original oil paintings and watercolors by local Maine artists and regional artists who specialize in Maine landscapes, Maine coast and surf, Portland Harbor, Monhegan Island, Boothbay Harbor and Acadia scenes.

	Four Seasons Publishing, Inc. Four Seasons Publishing, Inc. began in 1993 with the introduction of the first edition Peter Rolfe calendar paintings. The artist, Peter Rolfe, is a Portland, Maine native and has an unusual formal education for an artist. He studied mechanical and industrial engineering at the University of Illinois, graduating in 1965, and also holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Pittsburgh.

	Frechette Gallery Louise was born in San Francisco in 1942. She has had one-person shows in galleries in four states. She was the recipient of the National Grumbacher Gold Medallion Award at the Wind River Art Artist Guild, Dubois, Wyoming. Louise's work has been featured in a number of museums, including the Attleboro Museum in Attleboro, Massachusetts; The Brickstore Museum, Kennebunk, Maine; and the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, College Station, Texas.

	Frenchman's Bay Frenchman's Bay Planning & Design specializes in creative space planning and interior design. We transform rooms into places of functionality and harmony, creating a space that can sooth and inspire. The Gallery at Frenchman's Bay is a retail division of Frenchman's Bay Planning & Design, Inc. The Gallery specializes in fine interior accessories, along with custom designed furniture and cabinets for the home or business.

	Frost Gully Gallery Frost Gully Gallery was launched in a Barn adjacent to Frost Gully in Freeport in 1966. It started year-round operation in 1971 when it was moved to a downtown location in Freeport and moved to Exchange Street in Portland in 1973. In 1983 the gallery was moved to the Performing Arts Center at 15 Forest Avenue in Portland. In 1991 the gallery moved to a beautiful multi-level space next to City Hall on Congress Street in Portland.