Chestnut Hill Gallery & Frame Shoppe 

Welcome!

The Chestnut Hill Gallery is a thriving art gallery and full-service custom framing center located in the heart of Chestnut Hill’s historic district. We are thrilled to represent over 40 local, national and international artists offering a diverse and rich collection of landscapes, urbanscapes, and still lives from the realist to impressionist traditions. Many of our artists are well-established from the critically acclaimed British artist David Hyde to Chestnut Hill’s own Paul Rickert and John Lear, but we are equally committed to maintaining a vital relationship with the emerging Philadelphia artist community.

With regular, rotating exhibitions in two galleries, an extensive inventory, and 20 years experience in the art world, Chestnut Hill Gallery provides a unique opportunity to collectors interested in the region’s wealth of talent. For more information, visit the About Us page.

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Upcoming Events:

• Exhibition: Pennsylvania Impressionism:
  Joseph Skrapits and John Stinger
  September 23rd - October 11th
  
  Reception:
  Saturday, September 27th 5:30 - 8 PM

We are excited to exhibit the recent works of local painters Joseph Skrapits and John Stinger. Both artists are masters of Pennsylvania impressionism, and each brings a unique angle to a traditional style and medium. The rich landscapes of Stinger and Skrapits are resplendent with a brilliant use of light and color. Scenes from the Lehigh Valley and Bucks County will be exhibited, as well as other familiar views of rural Pennsylvania. Wine and appetizers will be served at the reception.



• Home and Garden Television (HGTV) films at Chestnut Hill Gallery for Home Renovation Program
  
  
  Gallery Owner, Joe Borrelli and
  "Save My Bath" host Lytel Young

  HGTV's producer heard good things about the Chestnut Hill Gallery we were told when they called to ask us if they could film at the Gallery for an upcoming segment of "Save My Bath," a home renovation show... click here for additional photos and link to Times Herald feature