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Gill & Lagodich Gallery

108 READE STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10013
212-619-0631
THE ART WORLD SOURCE FOR AFFORDABLE ANTIQUE FRAMES & CUSTOM REPLICAS. We are pleased to offer consultations or search for the correct frame for your painting, photograph, drawing, print, architectural or decorative design project, and prop rental. PREEMINENT FRAMER OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS FOR MUSEUMS.

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Gill & Lagodich Gallery

  • GILL & LAGODICH GALLERY
  • SELECTED PROJECTS
  • ARTISTS FRAMED
  • ARTIST FRAMES
  • FRAMING AMERICA
  • CUSTOM & REPLICA FRAMES
  • INTERIOR & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
  • FRAME RESTORATION
  • AMERICAN FRAMES
  • EUROPEAN FRAMES
  • G&L PRESS
  • EXHIBITIONS & CATALOGUES
  • LECTURES & PRESENTATIONS
  • Contact
  • VISIT US
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

The Mirror of Dorian Gray  "Mirrors never lie, they say. But how much truth do we really want?" "...the notion of transparency is fast moving from the metaphoric to the literal to the surreal. Last year the Gill & Lagodich gallery, in New York, mounted an exhibit devoted to picture frames, titled "One Hundred Years on the Edge." The frames were hung empty, creating seductive windows onto a void."       — Culllen Murphy, June 1999

The Atlantic Monthly; June 1999; The Mirror of Dorian Gray - 99.06; Volume 283, No. 6; page 22-26.

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1999/06/the-mirror-of-dorian-gray/377630/

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

The Mirror of Dorian Gray  "Mirrors never lie, they say. But how much truth do we really want?" "...the notion of transparency is fast moving from the metaphoric to the literal to the surreal. Last year the Gill & Lagodich gallery, in New York, mounted an exhibit devoted to picture frames, titled "One Hundred Years on the Edge." The frames were hung empty, creating seductive windows onto a void."       — Culllen Murphy, June 1999

The Atlantic Monthly; June 1999; The Mirror of Dorian Gray - 99.06; Volume 283, No. 6; page 22-26.

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1999/06/the-mirror-of-dorian-gray/377630/

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