VP Gallery of Fine Photography
Bringing history to life
At any time the vibrant and brightly colored walls in the gallery could be filled with the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Steve McQueen, Vince Lombardi, or any number of amazing and fascinating personalities who’ve had expert lenses trained on them over the last century or so. The office like atmosphere provides a practical preview of how the photograph prints will translate to a similar setting once they are purchased.
The gallery also dedicates space to the collections of an eclectic array of local photographers who experiment with all the different forms of photo ranging from layered aluminum impressionistic work to straight-forward nature shots. Framing is done on-site at neighboring establishment
VP Gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 12-4pm or by appointment.
VP
Gallery of Fine Photography
P.H.
Dye House
320 E.
Buffalo St.
Milwaukee, WI53202
414-727-8488
vpphotogallery.com
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