Solá Gallery offers museum quality graphics, original paintings, sterling jewelry, and unique handcrafts from around the world, and 19th and 20th century Japanese woodblock prints. We represent an international selection of contemporary artists. There are two locations, Ithaca, NY owned by Daphne Solá and Brewster, MA, owned by Cristina Solá Hills. An additional Sola Gallery II location is now open at "Barry's Barn" representing paintings, prints, rugs and more designed by C. Barry Hills, complemented by other designer furnishings, curtains, antiques, home and garden accents and personal accessories. Check out SOLA GALLERY in Ithaca, NY for the annual summer sale.

General Policies

We will ship In-Stock merchandise within 3 to 5 days from date of order

Shipping Policies

We offer the following shipping methods and delivery times:

Standard: Ground  Express: Second Day Air  Overnite: Next Day Air

Shipping Charges

Order Value  Shipping Charges   Standard    Express    Overnite  below $100.00  $12.00  $  $  from $100.00 to 199.99  $20.00  quote   quote   from $200.00 to 299.99  $35.00  quote   quote   from $300.00 to 399.99  $45.00  quote   quote   $400.00 and more   quote   quote   quote

We will give shipping charges via e-mail to buyers for shipment outside of: United States and request their approval prior to shipment.

Taxes

We collect state sales tax when shipping to the following states:

	State	Rate
	MA	6.25%
	NY	8%

Minimum Order Amount

Please note that we have a $25.00 minimum order requirement.

Credit Cards Accepted

Please note that we accept American Express,  Discover,  Mastercard,  Visa.

Order Cancellation Policies

Orders can be cancelled within 24 hours.

Return Policies

Unused merchandise in its original packaging can be returned for a full Refund, excluding shipping charges.

Main Location

PO Box 1196
E. Dennis, MA 02641
Phone: (508) 385-8754
E-mail: solagall2@capecod.net

For driving directions and additional locations click here.

About Us

The Solá Art Galleries specialize in Japanese woodblock prints, in addition to modern masters, contemporary artists, and local landscapes. There are artists represented from England, Italy, France, Peru, Japan and the U.S. The list is ongoing since the Solá's do a good deal of collecting on their frequent travels.