Nancy Hammond Editions

We fell in love with Nancy Hammond’s art after seeing an ad many years ago in the Washington Post magazine. We have always worked with Holly Hendrickson, who has provided us with expert advice guiding us through many difficult decisions on which pieces to add to our home. She has gone above and beyond many times to help us add complementary pieces. On several occasions she has created mock up scenarios of our space to show us what it might look like. Her artistic vision is excellent and has helped us create beautiful spaces in our home. For pieces that were too big, she recommended custom sizes. We also used Holly for framing and have been incredibly pleased with the final products. Holly Hendrickson is truly a joy to work with and Nancy Hammond is lucky to have such a professional to sell her art.

Beautiful collections. Beautiful framing. Have purchased large and medium sized prints. Make attractive statements in any room.

I have had a soft spot for Nancy’s art since her early days in Annapolis many moons ago. Her new pieces of art and gifts on sale in her shop in Eastport are fabulous and collectors items. The shop is well worth a visit on a lovely sunny afternoon.

We love the Nancy Hammond Gallery. Even more so the works of Nancy Hammond. My mother purchases her yearly print which has turned the rest of the family onto the NH experience. We picked up our prints yesterday and were greeted so kindly by the staff and needless to say the rest of the visit was tops!! Whether you're purchasing a print or the whole package you are undeniably in excellent hands. Simply popping in to view her works on display is worth the trip. We thankful that Nancy Hammond is in our neck of the woods.

Very friendly. Awesome art. I didn't get anything this time, but plan on heading back soon to add to my collection. The creations of USNA and Annapolis are awesome!

Love Nancy Hammonds work and love to buy local art!

Not open at 11 on Sundays. But love this shop and take all my visiting friends

This year my son surprised me with my first Nancy Hammond signed artwork. It is extra special as I have long admired Nancy Hammond's work. Just love it.

Not only do I love, love, love Nancy Hammond's work, but this gallery shop is truly a gem. It is right on West Street in the Arts District. I visited in person for the first time today. I only wish I had gone earlier in the season. In addition to the gorgeous, larger format framed works, they have some amazing gift items. There are many items featuring her great designs. The holiday cards are so unique; I will remember that before buying cards for next year. They had tree ornaments, towels, glassware, and so many other gift items. Make your stop here part of a fun day out and visit one of the nearby restaurants for lunch too. Annapolis Arts District has SO much to offer.

Bottom Line: Colorful paintings and silk-screen prints that beautifully capture life around the Chesapeake Bay. I don't know anything technically about art but I know what I like when I see it and that includes Nancy Hammond's colorful interpretations of life around Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay region. As an Annapolitan I have long been familiar with Nancy Hammond Editions and I was excited to see she has a gallery in Saint Michael's in addition to her downtown Annapolis location. I think the Saint Michael's gallery might only be open on the weekends but its is beautifully done and worth a stop. When I visited a colorful heron print called "Trumpet Vine and Marshmallow" was featured up front and I just kept starring at it and all the lovely colors. There is something fun about the long-legged herons and this piece really captures that for me. While Nancy Hammond does paint a lot of herons she is also known for capturing Labrador retrievers, the Naval Academy, Annapolis, sailboats and other common sights of the region. Nancy Hammond is a very accomplished artist. She attended the prestigious Rhode Island Design School and I recently learned that some of her work has even been featured in the Baltimore Museum of Art.