O'Malley-Keyes Fine Art is open to the public during our 2021 Winter hours. The gallery welcomes visitors Friday and Saturday 11 am-6 pm or Sunday-Friday from 9:00AM-9:00PM by appointment. If you would like to make a private appointment, please don't hesitate to send us an email request to omalleykeyes@gmail.com or give us a call at 774-521-8731. Please come for a visit, take your time in the gallery, relax, and enjoy yourself in a calm environment, surrounded by fine art. We are known as the most relaxed fine art gallery on Cape Cod. Our aim is to maintain this reputation by offering you a zero-pressure experience. We ask that you help us to keep everyone safe and healthy by wearing a mask during your visit. We sincerely appreciate your understanding!
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We sincerely look forward to your visit, questions, and comments!
O'Malley-Keyes Fine Art
143 Maravista Avenue
Teaticket, Falmouth, MA 02536
omalleykeyes@gmail - 774-521-8731
Nobska Lighthouse is set at the very southwestern tip of Cape Cod, separated from the shore by Nobska Road. Loved by residents and visitors alike Nobska is a favorite place to take wedding photos and create great memories for all who visit her! Here is a little history about our lighthouse: The light station includes four buildings: the tower, the keeper's house, a radio beacon house, and a small oil house. The tower has a brick interior and a metal exterior, formed out of four rings of iron paneling, and rises to a height of 40 feet.
Collection: M. Gary and Mme. Lori Frick
Long before the yacht club was founded in 1912, fishing and pleasure boats used the quiet shores and deep protected waters of Quissett Harbor located just north of Woods Hole on Buzzards Bay. Herreshoff 12½s have been racing in Quissett Harbor continuously since the boat was designed and built in 1914-15 by Nathanael Herreshoff. These classic wooden boats are now combined with their newer replica, the fiberglass Doughdish, into the H Class. With wooden spars and colorful spinnakers, the large fleets racing three or four days a week during the summer are a beautiful sight. The larger 28 foot Herreshoff S boat, originally raced in Quissett waters from 1928 to the 1940s, has been reintroduced and a small fleet can be seen racing on Saturdays. The Club is committed to its family-centered tradition, blending a friendly social environment with a variety of racing and teaching programs and social events in which member families participate with pride and enthusiasm. For more information about this heritage sailing club, https://quissettyachtclub.org/
Collection of: M. Patrick and Mme. Patricia Burke
Cape Cod is home to many charming lighthouses. There is a Cape Cod Lighthouse tour that will bring you to all of them!!!
Cape Cod is well known for its magnificent beaches. Visitors and locals alike flock to our sandy shores for memorable summer days of picnics and fun. At the end of a perfect beach day you will be treated to a light show like no other. Old Silver Beach in the village of North Falmouth, and “The Knob”, located near Quissett Harbor, are known as the best sunsets on Cape Cod.
On a warm day last summer, I received a call early in the morning from my dear friend Alan. Alan and I frequently take boat rides out into Nantucket Sound, traveling to the islands and visiting harbors and other areas that you can only reach by sailboat or motoring out to them. The inspiration for this painting came from the peaceful scene of two classic sailboats anchored side-by-side awaiting their Captains to take the helm and once again sail the waves of Nantucket Sound.
Woodneck Beach, in the Sippewisset area, is a sandy bay-side beach backed by grass-covered dunes and thousands of Rosa Rugosa. At high tide the beach is very narrow, but sandbars and shallow tidal pools make this a lovely safe place for children when the tide is out. Woodneck Beach in West Falmouth on beautiful Cape Cod is a sight to behold. June brings an abundance of fragrant blossoms of beach roses (rosa rugosa) and welcomes back locals and visitors to this peaceful little beach. There is a marsh behind the beach where you will see many of the local birds. I was inspired to paint this wonderful view by the wind blowing off of Buzzards Bay, throwing a blanket of the scent of our beloved beach roses.
Collection Of: Mademoiselle Erin Curtin
Claire dances with the Connecticut Ballet and may also be seen in many Broadway productions in New York City. She is a lovely young woman, as light as a feather, and as sweet as sugar.
The a day of a fisherman in Chatham Harbor heading out for their daily catch, to return at dusk.
There is a time of day on Cape Cod when the sun is going down on another wonderful day of beach picnics and roaming around the Cape. Those of us that live here call it the golden hour.
From St. Tropez to The Caribbean, classic sailboats show off their beauty and speed in Classic Yacht Regattas.
Founded in 1634, Boston Common is America’s oldest Park! George Washington, John Adams and General Lafayette came here to celebrate our nation's independence. Whether it’s summer and time for our beloved Swan boats or a winter stroll in crisp New England air, the Boston Common is the pride of Massachusetts residents.
The Marion-Bermuda Race was founded by two remarkable men; William David (”Dave“) Kingery and Geoffrey Richard (”Dickie“) Bird. The first Marion-Bermuda Cruising Yacht Race in 1977 was a great success. There were 104 yachts at the starting line attesting to the need for an event comprised of offshore vessels manned by cruising crews. The going was slow in light southwesterly winds and most of the expectant officials at the finish line thought CHEE CHEE would cross first. But her position was not accurate and Herb Marcus’s SILKIE took line honors, first on corrected time and first short-handed. marionbermuda.com
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez plays host to some of the most beautiful yachts from both the era of elegance and modern-day. First, run twenty-six years ago as La Nioulargue, Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez gathers together modern sailboats alongside traditional yachts during the first week of October. Racers and sailing enthusiasts come from all over Europe to do battle in the bay of Saint Tropez. Tuiga’s, a lovely classic sailing yacht began her long life began in 1909 when she slipped into the cold Scottish waters at the boatbuilder William Fife’s yard. She had been commissioned by the Duc de Medinacelli, a close friend of the King of Spain, Alphonse XIII. William Fife designed Tuiga as a twin to the Fife-built Hispania so that the two 15-meter JI vessels were equally matched for racing purposes.
Nantucket Island, just off the coast of Cape Cod, is a favorite place to visit for tourists and home to many celebrity residents in the summertime.
The Great White Egret is by far the most elegant of all tropical birds. The goal of this painting is to represent this magnificent bird in all of its splendor.