Paderewski Fine Art & The Sportsman’s Gallery Grand Opening

Paderewski Fine Art & The Sportsman’s Gallery Grand Opening 

Artist Cocktail Reception Friday, February 24, 4:30 to 7PM.

Paderewski Fine Art & The Sportsman’s Gallery, Ltd. proudly announce the grand opening of their new expanded location at 3706 Hillsboro Pike in Green Hills. In conjunction with the Safari Club International Convention, the gallery will be exhibiting African and North American Big Game works by Grant Hacking, Ezra Tucker, Lindsay Scott, Michael Coleman, Michael Barlow, and many other fine artists.  The gallery will be open for normal hours with extended hours on Friday, February 24th for an artist cocktail reception from 4:30PM to 7PM. RSVP is appreciated but not required to attend the reception. 

Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Music City Center, Paderewski Fine Art & The Sportsman’s Gallery, Ltd. is nestled amid other high-end shopping destinations including the Green Hills Mall. Easy to navigate, and dappled with excellent dining spots, Green Hills is the perfect respite from the hustle and bustle of downtown Nashville. 

With over 25 years of experience, Paderewski has served collectors of traditional and contemporary works by noted artists from around the world, both living and deceased. With a foundation in 19th Century to contemporary sporting and wildlife subjects, the gallery has since broadened their offerings to include fine American, Southern Regional, and contemporary works.

The gallery has been featured in publications such as Garden & Gun, Veranda, Charleston Style and Design, Gray’s Sporting Journal, Sporting Classics, Western Art Collector, and Western Art & Architecture. For a digital copy of their annual fall catalog, please contact the gallery. 

www.paderewskifineart.com or www.sportsmansgallery.com

For additional information please contact: 

• Michael Paderewski, Gallery Owner - michael@sportsmansgallery.com - 843-329-3509
• Annie Vangilder, Gallery Director - annie@paderewskifineart.com 615-516-9766

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