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Top row shows gallery exterior from
west to center to front entrance and east entrance.
This row shows outside view from east and
southwest. |
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| The center gallery features a
reading and art reference area, Eames and Noguchi
furniture, and natural illumination from a 32-foot
long center skylight. |
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| The west gallery was added in 1998 and dedicated to Adam and Jay Saper, the children of gallery founder Roy C. Saper and his wife, Nell Kuhnmuench. The 2,010 square foot gallery is illuminated by a 48-foot long barrel-vault shape center skylight and three additional dome-shaped skylights up to 8-feet in diameter. At the north end of the gallery are 24 sliding wall panels displaying the art of Dutch painter Tunis Ponsen. |
| In a hallway near the framing department, office and kitchen are these sliding wall panels. They allow the display of many works of art in a limited space area. |  |
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A similar
arrangement of 24 sliding wall panels in the new west
gallery allows the display of 48 large works of art in
an area only 12 feet wide. |
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With entrances from
the side of the building and the gallery, this is the
room where you may bring in your art and other items to
have framed. More than 1,000 frame samples are on
site. |
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| The frame assembly room is adjacent to the frame selection area so you can actually watch the matting, hinging, and framing assembly process by Saper Galleries professionals. Your art is stored in sleeves behind doors to provide for security and protection. This efficiently designed room stores all the mat boards, glass, and supplies needed to hand complete every frame order to perfection. |
Saper
Galleries....where excellence is the standard!
433 Albert Avenue East Lansing, Michigan 48823 USA (517)351-0815
