Nancy Nicol
I am a Wellfleet resident, artist and designer and have been painting and making things all my life. After closing Gallery 5 and downsizing five years ago, I conceptualized a webstore that would combine my years of entrepreneurial experience with creativity.
nancynicolart.com reaches new customers as well as collectors familiar with my work, attracting appreciative people who enjoy the ease of an online purchase.
I am a 2018 exhibitor at Burdick Art Gallery, 25 Bank Street, Wellfleet and Viridian Contemporary Art Gallery, Chelsea, NYC. I also feature small nautical paintings and hand-painted jelly/linen cabinets at The Whydah Museum Store, MacMillan Wharf, Provincetown.
There are five collections in the webstore as well as custom work information.
Gallery - most recent paintings, assemblage and collage:
Just Oysters - oyster shell paintings in various sizes and by special order, many hand-framed with weathered wood strips; paintings of historic oyster shacks. Oyster-themed gear, canvas bags and mugs:
Decor – hand painted Amish-style jelly and linen cabinets:
One Lucky Cat – cat sculptures and maneki-nekos (lucky cat) paintings and gear including canvas totes, mouse pads and mugs:
Wall Art – sea life, small buildings, seascapes and landscapes, lithography, art from the archives. Paintings in a current gallery show will not be available online.
Custom Work - cabinets, signage, house and cat portraits.
My studio/showroom SOLARIUM is open year round and you are welcome to visit by appointment. Here you can purchase many items seen in these collections and place special orders.
Call me at 508-776-1149 for an appointment or email nancymnicol@gmail.com. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram.
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Decor
Hand Made One Lucky Cat/Maneki Neko Products
These lucky cats bring abundance and good fortune to you - based on 17th C. Japanese myth about a cat named Tana living in a Buddhist temple. She beckoned to a Samurai warrior caught in a storm, and thus rescued him and his troops from being hit by lightening. All over Asia there are temples honoring the Maneki Neko. You see them frequently in Chinese and Thai Restaurants. My oil paintings placed in windows facing out guaranteed to bring good luck. Your own cat can be immortalized from a photo when portrayed as a Maneki Neko.
Recent Work
Recent Blogs
Bid Online Now ! "Herring Gulls" at PAAM silent auction
Herring Gulls, oil on panel, one of 311 works online for Members' Exhibition and Silent Auction. Visit www.501auctions.com/paam12x12 an sign in. All bids start at $125. Final day, August 26. These local gulls express unique wild life character and would brighten that empty spot in your Cape cottage or city...
Sketchbook Project at the Brooklyn Art Library
I am participating in the Sketchbook Project, the World's largest collection of digitized sketchbooks submitted from all corners of the Globe. I think my topic will be "Things I've Left Behind." and will include vignettes of street art and abstract maps. Still time but the word is GET BUSY! Project...
Quiet Places - (A Story about Timmy the Bear) is ready for publication
Quiet Places is a collaborative effort using my illustrations in a story authored by James McGuire, MD. Ready for publication this month, there will be a book-signing event at Expedition Whydah Museum, Macmillan Wharf, Provincetown and other venues. Check my blog for updates.