alanfetterman.com

What is Alan Fetterman's art?

Alan Fetterman is a painter based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, whose work is shown through his own studio and gallery in Doylestown. The site presents him as a working artist with a substantial, regularly renewed body of paintings rather than a single signature series: each November he holds a two-week solo exhibition of roughly 40 to 50 paintings at the Alan Fetterman Studio Gallery on East Court Street.

H3 What that tells you about the art

• Medium and format: paintings, in a volume large enough to fill a solo show of 40–50 works each year.
• Where it's seen: primarily in person at his Doylestown studio gallery, plus a mailing address in Point Pleasant, PA for correspondence.
• Rhythm: an annual November exhibition with two long weekends of open hours, and viewings at other times by appointment.
• Subject matter: the page evidence describes the exhibition and gallery rather than specific themes, styles or subjects, so treat style questions as something to ask directly.

H3 Who it suits Collectors and viewers who want to meet the artist and see a large group of paintings together, rather than browse a purely online catalogue. If you are planning a visit or a purchase, the practical route is to check the November dates, then contact the studio to confirm availability of specific works or to arrange another time. The site lists a phone number and email for exactly these questions, and notes nearby parking at Freeman's Hall or on the street.

For broader context on Bucks County's art tradition, the region's visitor and heritage organizations, such as Visit Bucks County, can help you pair a studio visit with other local galleries.

How can I purchase an Alan Fetterman painting?

You can buy an Alan Fetterman painting directly from the artist, primarily through his annual solo exhibition at his studio and gallery in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, or by arranging a viewing by appointment. The site describes roughly 40–50 paintings shown each November, with the 2026 dates listed as November 13–15 and November 20–21, 2026; outside those hours, visits are by appointment.

Alan Fetterman Studio Gallery

Practical ways to purchase

• Attend the November exhibition. This is the clearest route: the largest selection of new work is shown together, so you can compare paintings in person and ask the artist about any piece.
• Book an appointment. If you cannot make the exhibition weekends, the gallery is open at other times by appointment. Contact the studio to confirm availability and which works are on view.
• Ask about specific available works. The site has an "Available Works" section, and the contact details are provided for questions about viewing or purchasing. Email or call to ask what is currently available and whether a particular painting can be reserved or shipped.
• Plan around location and parking. The gallery is at 181 East Court St, Doylestown, PA, with parking at the Freeman's Hall lot or on the street. If you are traveling, combine the visit with the exhibition weekends to see the widest selection.

What to decide before you reach out

• In-person versus remote. Seeing a painting in person is best for judging scale, surface and color; if you cannot visit, ask for detailed additional photos and dimensions before committing.
• Timing. The November exhibition is the moment when choice is greatest, but popular works may sell early. If you have a specific painting in mind, ask how it can be held.
• Purchase logistics. Ask about payment methods, framing, shipping or pickup, and any applicable taxes. These details are not specified on the page, so confirm them directly with the studio.

Next step

Email [email protected] or call 215-345-7769 with the title or a photo of the painting you are interested in, and ask whether it is available, whether it can be viewed by appointment, and what the purchase and delivery process involves. If you are planning a trip, mention the November 2026 exhibition dates and ask whether the work you want will be included.

When is Alan Fetterman's next solo exhibition?

Alan Fetterman's next solo exhibition runs over two consecutive weekends in November 2026: Friday–Sunday, November 13–15, and Friday–Sunday, November 20–22, at his studio and gallery in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Each year's show features roughly 40 to 50 paintings, so it functions as a concentrated look at a year's worth of work rather than a small rotating display.

What to know before you go

• Location: Alan Fetterman Studio Gallery, 181 East Court St, Doylestown, PA.
• Hours outside the exhibition dates: Visits are by appointment only, so the November weekends are the reliable window if you prefer to drop in without scheduling.
• Parking: The Freeman's Hall lot or street parking.
• Buying: The studio invites questions about viewing or purchasing artwork directly, which suggests works are available during the show rather than only through a separate dealer.

A practical next step

If you want a specific painting or a quiet viewing, email [email protected] or call 215-345-7769 before the opening weekend to ask about appointment times and which pieces will be included. If you are simply browsing, aim for the first Friday, when the full body of work is hung and the artist is most likely to be present.

For broader context on the artist and his catalog, see The Art of Alan Fetterman.

Where is Alan Fetterman's studio and gallery located?

Alan Fetterman's studio and gallery is at 181 East Court St, Doylestown, PA, in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. It's the same location where he holds his annual solo exhibition, and visits outside of those dates are by appointment.

If you're planning to go, note that the November show runs over two long weekends rather than as a continuous daily event, so it's worth checking the specific dates before traveling. For any other time of year, contact the studio in advance to arrange a viewing, and ask about parking—the page mentions both the Freeman's Hall lot and street parking nearby.

Contact details for scheduling: 215-345-7769 or [email protected]. Mailing correspondence goes to P.O. Box 22, Point Pleasant, PA 18950, which is not the gallery address.

Can I schedule a private viewing of Alan Fetterman's artwork?

Yes. Alan Fetterman's studio gallery in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, is open outside the annual November exhibition by appointment, so you can request a private viewing rather than relying on the public show dates.

Based on the gallery's own information, the annual solo exhibition runs over two weekends in November (the 2026 dates listed are November 13–15 and November 20–22), with all other hours by appointment. That makes an appointment the normal route for most of the year.

To arrange one, contact the studio directly:

• Phone: 215-345-7769
• Email: [email protected]
• Location: Alan Fetterman Studio Gallery, 181 East Court St, Doylestown, PA (parking at Freeman's Hall lot or on the street)

Practical steps and what to expect:

When to ask

• If you want a quiet, unhurried look or are considering a purchase, book outside the November weekends.
• If you specifically want the widest selection, the November exhibition is when 40–50 paintings are shown together; a private visit at another time may show a smaller or different group of available works.

What to include in your request

• Two or three date and time windows that suit you.
• Whether you are browsing, comparing specific pieces, or ready to buy.
• Any interest in a particular size, subject, or price range, so the right works can be available.

A realistic scenario A collector who cannot attend the November weekends might email in, say, early spring, propose a weekday afternoon, and ask whether a handful of available works in a given size can be set out. That is a more productive visit than simply turning up, since the gallery is not described as having regular daily public hours.

For broader context on the area and visiting Doylestown, Visit Bucks County is a useful planning resource.

What types of paintings does Alan Fetterman create?

The site identifies the work simply as "The Art of Alan Fetterman" and lists it under "Available Works," without sorting it into genres or mediums. So the most reliable answer is that he creates paintings — the page's own wording refers to paintings rather than prints, drawings or sculpture — and that the best way to judge subject matter and style is to look at the works themselves.

What the page does make clear is how the paintings reach the public:

• A yearly solo exhibition each November, with 40 to 50 paintings shown over two weeks.
• The 2026 dates are November 13–15 and November 20–22.
• Venue: Alan Fetterman Studio Gallery, 181 East Court St, Doylestown, PA.
• Other viewing times are by appointment only.
• Parking is available in the Freeman's Hall lot or on the street.

For a collector, that structure matters as much as the style. A two-week show of that size gives you a broad cross-section in one visit, while an appointment suits anyone who wants a quieter look or can't make the November weekends. If you want to know whether the work fits your taste before travelling, ask about available works and viewing directly: [email protected] or 215-345-7769.