Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. is open by appointment only on account of the unpredictable COVID-19 outbreak. We remain available to take orders over the internet or by phone. Please reach us at joppen@audubonart.com or (312)-642-5300 with questions.
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Complimentary Family of Hummingbirds book with each order!
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Beautiful Gifts $350 and Under
Audubon Octavo Watercolors
$350 Each. Includes Archival Frame. Free Shipping. Published by Oppenheimer Editions.
Redouté Roses
$225 Each. $350 with archival frame. Free Shipping. Published by Oppenheimer Editions.
Berlese Camellias
$150 Each. $300 with Archival Frame. Free Shipping. Published by Oppenheimer Editions
Natural History Art
Art from the Golden Age of Natural History
Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. specializes in original Audubon prints and artwork from the Golden Age of Natural History (17th through 20th Century) including Dr. Robert Thornton, Basilius Besler, and many others. Click Here to explore our collections or e-mail us at joppen@audubonart.com with any questions.
Art Conservation and Restoration
We Can Restore Any Art
Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. is renowned for its state-of-the-art conservation and restoration laboratory. Our facility services museums, collectors and dealers throughout the nation. Our staff can analyze and perform corrective treatments for works of art on paper, paintings on canvas and photographic materials. At times the conservation lab parallels a hospital emergency room. We treat pictures that have suffered everything from floods to bullet holes.
Museum Quality Framing
The Finest Quality Frames and Archival Solutions
As Conservators of works of art, we are committed to archival, museum-quality framing. We will not frame a work of art any other way. Our niche in the framing industry is to offer our clients the best quality available without compromise. In addition to strictly adhering to the use of archival materials and techniques, we provide superior attention to aesthetic qualities and details.
