In 1972 my father, David P. Usher, had an idea to enrich people's lives by offering high quality, affordable art. He founded The Greenwich Workshop in the suburb of Greenwich, Connecticut—hence the company's name—in a small storefront office, using just $7,000 charged to a credit card. Usher's Greenwich Workshop pioneered the concept of quality signed, limited edition prints-reproductions in every way faithful to the original works of art.

Usher chose an owl by artist Fenwick Lansdowne to be published as his company's first print. It sold out quickly and the success was marked by adopting the owl as part of the company's logo. The Greenwich Workshop—and the lucky owl!—came to symbolize the leading fine art publisher in North America, attracting the most sought-after artists, the leading specialty retailers of fine art, and legions of loyal customers. Twenty-seven years later, The Greenwich Workshop continues its tradition of quality, innovation and inspiration.

I invite you to become acquainted with our exceptional Workshop Group artists, and to learn more about the demanding work of fine art reproduction—an art in itself. Most of all, while you are here, please enjoy our extensive online gallery, representing a 30-year legacy of fine art. - Scott Usher scottu@greenwichworkshop.com

The Greenwich Workshop
151 Main Street
PO Box 231
Seymour, CT 06483
(800) 243-4246