Annapolis Collection Gallery

Annapolis Collection Gallery A gallery devoted to six Annapolis Masters. The Annapolis Collection Gallery is devoted to six Annapolis masters.

Each artist has achieved international recognition for their artistic talents. Several works by all six artists are continuously on view. Special gallery events are held throughout the year to focus on new works by each of the six individual artists.

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08/30/2026

Save the date and stay tuned for more updates.

08/30/2026

Holiday shopping starts today with us.

08/08/2026

Don’t miss your chance to meet the artist who painted the “250th” art now hanging from buildings all around historic annapolis.

07/31/2026

TODAY IN HISTORY: On July 31, 1777, 19-year-old Marquis de Lafayette accepted a commission as a major general in the Continental Army.

In 1781, while leading troops to Virginia to confront Benedict Arnold, Lafayette encamped in Annapolis. After British warships blocked his route, he armed two merchant vessels with volunteers, forcing the British to withdraw and allowing his troops to continue up the Chesapeake.

Following the American victory at Yorktown Battlefield in 1781, Lafayette returned to Annapolis in 1782 while awaiting transport to France. In recognition of his service, the Maryland Assembly granted Lafayette and his male heirs the status of natural-born citizens of the state—a distinction remembered during his celebrated return visit to Annapolis in 1824 with his son, George Washington Lafayette.

On July 26, 1775, the U.S. postal system is established by the Second Continental Congress, with Benjamin Franklin as it...
07/30/2026

On July 26, 1775, the U.S. postal system is established by the Second Continental Congress, with Benjamin Franklin as its first postmaster general.
During early colonial times there were no post offices in the colonies, so mail was typically left at inns and taverns.
Franklin made numerous improvements to the mail system, including setting up new, more efficient colonial routes and cutting delivery time in half between Philadelphia and New York by having the weekly mail wagon travel both day and night via relay teams. Franklin also debuted the first-rate chart, which standardized delivery costs based on distance and weight.

With Americas 250th anniversary just around the corner, come enjoy beautiful revolutionary themed art. Located on galler...
07/02/2026

With Americas 250th anniversary just around the corner, come enjoy beautiful revolutionary themed art. Located on gallery row in historic downtown Annapolis, the Annapolis Collection Gallery is proud to represent local watercolor master Greg Harlin.

All pieces shown (and many more) are available for purchase either in the gallery or online at our website.

06/14/2026

Thank you to the crowd that filled the gallery to meet renowned artist Roxie Munro. A taste of her art is available on our website and the gallery is filled with her original oils.

06/10/2026

You may know Roxie as an artist who has illustrated 14 covers for the New Yorker Magazine. That’s an outstanding achievement itself, but did you know that she has also written and illustrated more that forty nonfiction children’s books. Her books have been named Smithsonian’s Best Science Books for children, NSTA Science Trade Books, and winners of the Society of International Librarians Honor Award. Join us June 13th from 2-4pm to meet this renowned artist.

06/07/2026

Roxie Munro is in the gallery 2-4, Saturday afternoon, June 13th.

06/04/2026

Meet renowned New Yorker Magazine cover artist Roxie Munros in the gallery Saturday, June 13th from 2-4pm. In addition to her acrylic and oils of New York and Washington DC street scenes, her exhibit includes watercolors from her newly released children’s book “Treasure Thieves on the High Seas”. Limited edition prints and signed books are available while they last. Meet Roxie Saturday afternoon, June 13 from 2 to 4pm.

Sage O’Silver brings the high seas to the stage with fiery fiddle, dance, and song. A veteran of Tall Ships, Renaissance, and music festivals across the U.S., she spins original tales and classic shanties, drawing audiences of all ages into her pirate music, myths, and adventures. Her work has been featured by the Smithsonian, Yale University Art Gallery, and Brown Folk Festival, and she will be premiering a pirate democracy show at the District Fringe Festival later this summer.

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Annapolis, MD
21401

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