Rebecca Klementovich is a talented artist here at Harvest Gold Gallery, who began working in abstract art after graduating from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. With her degree in Fine Art she later became a member of the ‘Femme Fatales of the North,’ a group of painters and photographers who work to challenge artistic notions commonly grounded in the Northeast: New Hampshire, in particular, is a deeply artistic community, with its beautiful views of the presidential mountain range and other regional scenery. Artists have been coming to New Hampshire for centuries to capture its beauty, Rebecca included. She loves the feeling of the wind rustling her hair as she sets her easel up outside, and the paint beneath her gentle brush strokes. Unfortunately, gender inequalities are entrenched in the culture of traditional, classical, and realistic art. The female gender makes up a tiny percentage of artists that sell successfully in galleries and shops throughout the area. Klementovich argues that this is due to the general populace commonly associating ‘good’ art with traditional schools like the White Mountain School of Art, and subconsciously with exclusively men. 

Rebecca refuses to let her voice or artwork be stifled; she expands her color palette beyond the obvious green, brown, and blue of mountain landscapes, by using textured layers of loud vibrant color to capture their complexity. 
"We're just trying to start a conversation: What are women painters in the North about?" Klementovich says. She hopes her artwork will not only encourage equality in the art community but also inspire other women to pursue their passions and push the boundary for something different. 

Harvest Gold Gallery is happy to host Rebecca Klementovich as our next Plein Air guest at 10 AM on August 1, at 1082 Main Street, Lovell, Maine. All are welcome and encouraged to stop by to watch how Rebecca interprets the beautiful view through an abstract set of eyes. With further interest and questions call us at (207)-925-6502. 

Get excited! Lynda just designed a 14k Yellow Gold ring with multiple diamonds and a Maine Blue Tourmaline Gemstone. It is named Peaks Island after a perfect vacation spot on Maine's ocean.



Beautiful ocean water is mirrored in the deep blue color of this ring. Summer 2026 has been hot and sunny, perfect for long days at the beach. What's more peaceful than laying in the soft sand falling asleep to the sound of ocean waves?


Maine's ocean is the perfect place to harvest joy with loved ones, and here at Harvest Gold Gallery, we harvest gold to create wonderful jewelry that reminds you of your time spent here.



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Hello friends of Harvest Gold Gallery! My name is Mona, and I am lucky to work at this lovely gallery. Recently, I spent some time polishing the jewelry, all handmade with love by Lynda and Bill. Every piece of jewelry is absolutely beautiful, so sometimes people have trouble choosing at item perfect for them! To offer some guidance, I picked out some of my favorites! Below are the pieces that I fell in love with while polishing... hopefully they can find an amazing home with some of our beloved customers:

Contact us at (207)-925-6502 if you are interested!

Happy July to friends of Harvest Gold Gallery! We are happy to announce that our first Plein Air session was a great success! The weather was beautiful: warm and sunny with a refreshing cool breeze. The clear blue sky met the dark blue water of kezar lake, gently nestled between tall green trees. Our wonderful featured artist, Kristen Dill, painted a vase of vibrant flowers in front of the breathtaking view. Lots of wonderful people stopped by to watch, including Lynda and Bill's adorable granddaughters Solène and Fleury! 

On July 25, 2026, Sandra Bell painted the red oak tree in Harvest Gold Gallery's beautiful front yard, as well as the beautiful view of Kezar Lake. The weather was warm and sunny with a soft breeze, perfect for painting! We are so grateful to all who attended this Plein Air Session!

Sandra Bell’s love for art began at merely five years old. Low and behold, it wasn’t just a childhood phase, it was passion. From taking Cleveland Museum of Art classes for children, to attending art school as a young adult, art has always been a significant part of Sandra’s life.  

Eventually, she was drawn to Western Maine in the mid 1990s after years of travel throughout New England. She immediately fell in love with hiking in the breathtaking mountains, spending time in the diverse forests, days by the lake, and designing vibrant gardens.

But Sandra doesn’t just enjoy nature, she captures its pristine beauty. The environment that surrounds her studio in Center Lovell, Maine, serves as inspiration for her artwork. She begins each project with her own photography of scenes that catch her eye. Her curiosity and creativity drove her to enter the local art scene. She has been a beloved artist here at Harvest Gold Gallery ever since. 

Harvest Gold Gallery is overjoyed to host Hillary Dow, an accomplished mother, business woman, and artist, as our second Plein Air Artist of the summer! We encourage you to come to 1082 Main Street, Center Lovell, Maine, on Saturday, July 18, at 10 AM, to watch Hillary’s beautiful artwork take form in front of a wonderful view! It is completely free and all are welcome!

As one of the newest artists at Harvest Gold Gallery, Hillary Dow, is a one-of-a-kind addition to the local art scene. After receiving an advanced business degree, Hillary spent two decades successfully building an independent marketing consultancy. Nevertheless, her education experience isn’t limited to marketing; she is also a formally trained illustrator. Hillary began gravitating towards her love for fine arts as she mastered the technique of needle-felting. She managed to combine her profession with her passions by creating a family run publishing business called Binding Tales. Today, she has written, illustrated, and published four extraordinary children’s books. The love and time Hillary puts into her work gives every art piece a certain liveliness and beauty! The illustrations are all made by felting, a unique and tedious art method. Every image requires meticulous focus, and takes her fifteen to twenty-five hours to complete. Furthermore, most of her characters are inspired by her children and other family members. Her frequent visits to schools across Maine to teach children about writing, illustrating, and publishing exhibits her passion and devotion. 

This summer, everything is in bloom, so the gallery is absolutely bursting with color and life! Lynda and Bill's gardens are thriving, including many flower species. Artwork is often inspired from the beauty of nature, so naturally, the vibrant colors of the gardens are reflected in our jewelry!

These items are handmade with love by Lynda and Bill, featuring gemstones native to lovely Maine! Each piece of jewelry can be a momentum to remind you of summers in Maine or a gift for a loved one.

All jewelry can be resized upon request, contact us if interested! Here's some of our favorites: