Artists & Craftsmen

Anne Made





​Original fabric design and crafts.
Available at Willow Pond Antiques & Goods
12 Main Street
Ctr. Sandwich

Field Fine Art

Field Fine Art is a professional artist studio featuring the sculpture and paintings of Kathryn Field. The 1,000 sq ft. studio facilitates a working space where individuals and groups can discover their creative passion in workshops and classes. Private lessons and small group classes in drawing, watercolor and painting continue throughout the year.

​All ages and skill levels are welcome.  Classes range from daylong workshops to weekly classes. Drawing and Watercolor materials are provided in the tuition cost. Classes are small and students receive lots of personal attention.

Field Fine Art offers private lessons and small group classes at the gallery in Sandwich, NH. Offerings include: watercolor classes, drawing classes, oil painting techniques, 2-D, 3-D Collage & Mixed Media, Glass Mosaic. Visit the website or call for more information.
FIELD FINE ART
Kathryn Field
74 Taylor Rd.
PO Box 123, Center Sandwich NH 03227
603-273-1326
[email protected]
fieldfineart.net

Will Lehmann Frames

Offering full-service picture framing with custom woodworking capabilities and an extensive selection of frames, mats, glass and all materials related to framing from all over the world.

Will Lehmann began his picture framing and woodworking business as “Surroundings” in Oregon in 1973. He moved to Sandwich in 1977, continuing his business in his uncle’s barn and the second floor of Adams Hall until he moved it downtown to the building where Jim Hambrook now has his office.  Relocating into the garage next door, he reincarnated his business into Miter Man in the 80s. 

In the 90s he moved his business to the studio he built on Schoolhouse Road and became “Will Lehmann Frames”, expanding his business to include making frames for other framers around the country while continuing fine framing for individual clients in Sandwich.
Will treats the artwork that he frames, whether it be an old sock or a Renoir, with as much respect, in terms of materials and procedures, as his clients are willing to accommodate to insure the preservation of their treasures.  He also prizes the collaboration between himself and his clients to meet their particular and individual aesthetic tastes, taking into account the unique character of their home or work environment.
Will Lehmann Frames
163 Schoolhouse Rd, Center Sandwich, 03227
603-284-6277 or 603-491-2298
[email protected], www.wlframes.com