Free Art Gallery, Buy and Sell Art Online

OilPaintingsOnline.com was created as an entirely free service to help artists get their work out to the public. It is a non-profit organisation.

I have been involved in the internet for nearly a decade and in that time I have developed the skills and knowledge to know how to create and run successful websites. In fact, I have built over 40 websites and currently manage one very large one.

This site is a way for my organisation to put something back, free for others. I have a passion for art, and in fact I paint with oils myself, when I first started to sell my art online I found it both costly and complicated - I wanted a simple site that would enable buyers to tell me directly that wanted to talk about buying my art then leave me free to make direct contact and progress a sale privately - I did not want to be paying a middle man any commissions or having my conversations "managed" by a re-seller.

I started out to create a site specifically for oil paintings, hence the name but had such a success rate with artists wanting to sell all types of art on my site I decided it would be a good idea to enable any type of art to be promoted.

Today, OilPaintingsOnline.com is alive and free for any artists to promote any types of art work, be it a painting or a sculpture, I do not mind.  It is a simple site with many tools and features to help both buyers and sellers interact - in a non committal and very open way.

All you have to do is register and start posting your art.

You can help me: If you wish to help my site then all you need to do is link to this site from any website or webpage or blog that you have access to. The more links this site gets, the more it will be seen in Google and Yahoo (that's largely how the web works you see..)

I wish you all the best in success in using this site and hope you sell many items as a result.

You may also use the "My Galley" feature to build your own specific gallery which you can share with anyone as your "own" website listing your work

Nigel Frith