Barn Gallery and Studio

A 150-year-old barn in Palmyra, Maine houses the art studio and gallery. Part of the original True Getchell farm, as well as our family’s homestead, we are open for a visit by appointment. Visitors are welcome to come by to view the gallery and explore the processes, tools and materials used in making carvings. Original works for sale.

Maine art gallery. A 150-year-old barn in Palmyra, Maine houses the art studio and gallery.

Interior of a Maine art gallery inside a barn. Wood carving art is hung all along the walls.

Wood carving workshop within a Maine art gallery.

Interior of a Maine art gallery. The gallery is a barn. Wood carvings line the walls.

Work table in a Maine art gallery. Tools to carve wood line the table.

Interior of a barn, which is a Maine art gallery. Wood carving art pieces by Doug Frati are on the wall. Oval rugs are on the wooden floor.

Work bench in a Maine art gallery, which is located inside of a barn.

Sign that says, "Wood Carvings" that has two crows on the top. The piece is carved in wood. It's on the wall of a Maine art gallery inside of a barn.

Antlers and wood carving tools are on the wall of a barn.

Doug Frati's wood carving art line the walls of a barn.

A cat stands in the doorway of a barn, which is also an art gallery in Maine, displaying Doug Frati's wood carvings.

Crow and raven wood carvings on the walls of a barn interior.

Wood carving piece that reads, "stiffneck farm."

Wood carving pieces hang in a Maine art gallery barn.

Sheets of wood sit up against a table in Doug Frati's art gallery barn. A figure sits next to it that has been carved out of wood.

Antlers sit in barrels and on tables in Doug Frati's wood carving barn.

Wood carving workshop table in Doug Frati's barn.