Worthington Galleries NEW ARRIVALS SALE: Buy New Items Before Advertised or Auctioned & PAY NO BUYER'S PREMIUM! (Savings of over 25%)
Worthington Galleries is opening a new larger fine art facility in the Metro-Nashville area. This new larger location will accommodate Worthington's rapidly growing art restoration, art storage, and art transportation departments.
Auction Features Antique Books, Maps, Historical Documents, Important Prints & More
Army & Artist: American Artists Wage War From their Easels During WWI. While soldiers fought in Europe during World War I, American artists and illustrators waged war from a different front—their easels. War Art, World War I, War Posters, War Related Illustrations.
Worthington Galleries is hosting a live online auction featuring more than 350 lots of Civil War and militaria collectibles. This sale also includes fine art, sculptures, rare books, maps, and manuscripts. Auction is Open for Bidding. Ends Saturday, October 21st.
Fall is officially here and we have so many fun events ahead. Take a look: Thursday, Sept. 28 – Taste of Hendersonville, 5-8 p.m. Try samples from our cafe, Picasso’s
Worthington Galleries is pleased to announce the addition of Luke Tinsley to it’s team of professionals. Tinsley, a certified fine art and antiques appraiser, will lend his expertise to gallery
Step inside Michael Keever’s art gallery and get ready to be impressed. Michael has a treasure trove of art that would make a pirate envious. Worthington Galleries in Gallatin is packed floor to ceiling with ancient coins and prehistoric pottery to contemporary works of art and everything else in between. Looking for an authentic 16th century Italian suit of armor? How about an original painting by Pablo Picasso? Cam Newton’s signed Carolina Panthers jersey? You’ve come to the right place.
Worthington Galleries will become the newest tenant to call Gallatin’s historic downtown square home. The fine art gallery will more than triple in size when it relocates to the
As a teenager growing up in Chattanooga during the 1960s, Frank Edwards dreamed of becoming a professional artist. He thrived in his high school art classes, won top prizes in
