Located at the heart of Key West's eclectic, energetic shopping and dining district,
this distinctive gallery — the largest Wyland Gallery in the world — features
fine art by Wyland and other leading contemporary artists. Among them are Jim
Warren, John Pitre, Arozi, Yongqun Guo, Michael Maiden, Wil
Cormier, Guy Harvey, Steven Power, Tracy Taylor, Tiamson, Milan and
Steve Barton. Particularly
compelling is a series of Wyland's extraordinary marine life bronzes.
Upon entering the gallery, art lovers first see a large fountain whose centerpiece is three magnificent dolphins sculpted by Wyland. A spacious display area provides the perfect backdrop to spotlight the featured artists' breathtaking marine and wildlife images.
Gallery visitors will also appreciate strolling up Duval Street and discovering its quirky, charming architecture.
Just steps from Key West's historic waterfront and famed sunset pier, this lively gallery captures the island city's charm and seaside atmosphere. The gallery provides an enticing and comfortable setting for showcasing Wyland's appealing small sculptures, limited-edition giclees and originals.
The gallery also features fine art, ranging from sea- and shorescapes to wildlife
bronzes, created by leading contemporary artists such as Walfrido, Jim Warren,
Michael Maiden, Noelito, Scott Hanson, Rommel, Migvel, Milan, Tiamson, William
DeShazo, Rudy Drapiza and
Romme. In addition, unique art gift items are spotlighted.
Among the gallery's highlights is its large collection of exquisite Oggetti glass from Italy's Murano, as well as from Sweden and around the world. Collectors are particularly entranced by the many pieces crafted by master artist Dino Rosin.
Sarasota, Florida
314 John Ringling Boulevard, St. Armands Circle
Sarasota, FL 34236
Phone: (941) 388-5331
Toll-free: (888) 588-5331
E-mail: Sarasota@wylandkeywest.com
St. Armands Circle, the Sarasota area's most unique shopping district, is renowned for its boutiques, sidewalk cafés, and fascinating art galleries — and the Wyland Gallery is one of the most popular destinations along this dynamic thoroughfare.
Featuring Wyland's paintings and sculptures, including abstract canvases and
small Lucite sea sculptures, it also displays the marine and environmental
fine art of Jim Warren, John Pitre, Walfrido, Arozi, Michael
Maiden, Steven Power, Noelito, Tracy Taylor, Scott Hanson, Wil Cormier, Yongqun
Guo, Guy Harvey, Migvel, Milan and
Romme.
In addition, the gallery showcases Oggetti glass from Italy's Murano, as well as from Sweden and around the world — including the complete collection of spectacular art glass by world-renowned master Dino Rosin.
