| Mountain Song Gallery, Hendersonville, NC, Artist Phyletus Wright Art Gallery, Traditional Country Paintings, Custom Framing, Photo Restoration and Enlargement, Giclee Printing, Posters and Banners |
| Artwork That Sings Songs of the Blue Ridge Mountains |
| "Cataloochee Ranch" |
Our Main Street Gallery is completely family operated.
We offer quality artwork and services, completed in-house.
We are pleased to offer:
We offer quality artwork and services, completed in-house.
We are pleased to offer:
- Original traditional country paintings by artist
Phyletus Wright - Giclee printing
- Custom matting and framing
- Photo restoration and enlargements
- Poster and banner printing
| Artist Phyletus Wright |
"is one of few artists that has the unique ability to capture the essence
of tradition and the character of America."
of tradition and the character of America."
| About Our Gallery: |
Our family is local to Hendersonville and proud to display the
finest country style artwork in the world! Because we are able to
complete the entire operation ourselves, we are able to offer the
most reasonable prices this side of the Mason Dixon Line. All of
the giclee artwork averages $175 matted and framed, and ready
to hang in your cabin, or mansion. The quality of our work is
second to none. Many originals are local and regional
prizewinners and have warmed homes from Florida to California.
We promise that you'll leave our gallery with your heart singing,
and your soul in the Smokey Mountains. Just stop and say
howdy!
finest country style artwork in the world! Because we are able to
complete the entire operation ourselves, we are able to offer the
most reasonable prices this side of the Mason Dixon Line. All of
the giclee artwork averages $175 matted and framed, and ready
to hang in your cabin, or mansion. The quality of our work is
second to none. Many originals are local and regional
prizewinners and have warmed homes from Florida to California.
We promise that you'll leave our gallery with your heart singing,
and your soul in the Smokey Mountains. Just stop and say
howdy!
