We are honored and excited that the executors of Norman Gaddini’s estate have authorized us to sell the remaining original artwork that had been in his Gallery or his home. We are selling them AS IS, which means many have been personally matted by Norman, some have frames, some have glass, others have small scratches or imperfections. We are also keeping the same prices Norman would have charged.

We have completely redone this Online Gallery. For each piece, we have detailed the type of artwork, the size, and related information. We have also used the title Norman gave each piece (in quotations); and, if there was no title, we have used a few words to describe it.

Each Gallery web page has 12 pieces of art, so hopefully the page will load quickly. This Online Gallery now contains 10 pages. At the bottom of each individual web page, there are links to all the other pages in this Online Gallery.

We have received many requests from people worldwide who are interested in purchasing an original Scratchboard work from this Master Scratchboard artist. We have taken digital photos of all the pieces currently for sale. They are not professional photographs . . . some have some glare, but you can see the basic artwork quite well. Most of the art is scratchboard, although there are some watercolor, colored pencil, and watercolor pieces available for purchase.

Most pieces shown below are “cropped” to show the essential portion of the art, but not the framing or matting. If you are interested in a particular piece and would like to see the entire piece, mat, and/or frame, do not hesitate to let us know by emailing us at the email link at the bottom of this page, and we will gladly forward a larger, more complete view of the artwork.

Each picture is numbered. If you are interested in a particular one, contact us by email, and we’ll let you know if it is still available. We will also give you all the details on how to purchase one.

Scratchboard art holds up incredibly well; it will not fade in direct sunlight and can even tolerate moisture. Norman’s smaller scratchboard pieces cost between $75–$100. His larger pieces run between $400–$600.

Owning a piece of original art by Norman is affordable . . . and this is your last chance to purchase a Gaddini original from the source.