Vickie is the owner and operator of the Framers Market & Gallery and a custom art framer with an artist’s eye. A watercolorist who has always framed her own work, she trained and worked in two custom frame shops before opening and running her own framing business in Maine. Originally from Ohio and most recently from Maine, she brings that hands-on background to every piece that comes through the gallery.
She holds a Master of Fine Arts from Norwich University in Montpelier, Vermont, and is a Certified Picture Framer. Years in graphic design and layout, paired with a strong sense of color relationships, shape the way she designs frames: precise, balanced, and built to serve the art rather than compete with it. The result is meticulous custom framing that protects the work and presents it at its best.
David is Production Manager and a long-time employee of the Framers Market & Gallery, and a big part of the tone of the shop. Originally from Colorado, he developed his framing skills and his personality in the Los Angeles art world, where he produced and showed abstract expressionist paintings and worked for custom framing shops in the high-end market.
He brought that range to Prescott in 1992 and has been part of the local custom framing scene ever since. David joined the Framers Market & Gallery in 1995. Since then he has entertained, cajoled, and kidded with customers while delivering careful, high-quality framing for their art.
Jim is co-owner of the Framers Market & Gallery. He is a graduate of the New England Framing Academy training program in Keene, New Hampshire. After that program, he built frames for the custom framing business he and Vickie owned in Maine. He works part-time in the Prescott shop.
News from the shop: new moulding, framing tips, and what we are working on at Framers Market & Gallery in Prescott.
A faded photo, a painting from the gallery, a jersey, a medal, a map you do not want handled wrong. Bring the piece to the shop on Montezuma. We will walk the moulding, mat, and glass with you, then build the frame here. Most people leave knowing exactly how it will look on the wall.
