Anna's Painted Screens

 Anna's Screen Art Gallery

Anna's portfolio is a sampling of the diverse images and ideas that can be custom painted on windows and doors.

The design ideas are as endless as your imagination.

Talk a quick gallery tour at  www.PaintedWindowScreens.com.

View Anna's latest artwork here.

Al Capone Screen at DiPasquale's Italian Marketplace, Highlandtown 

 Skipping Over the Ocean Like a Stone

Six porch and two door screens make up this seaside mural.  The overhead door transom screen sports the house number. The mural is approx. 6 ft high x 10 ft wide.

 Pagoda Pups: Dogs Playing by the Patterson Park Pagoda 

Photo courtesy of The Diary of a Reluctant Mother

 See screens best in warmer weather and during daylight hours. 

 Rare Baltimore "painted screen" lawn chairs

may be ordered with any scene from around the world

More window screen paintings by Anna P....

Remember strolling the boardwalk shops at Shantytown, Ocean City, MD?

 look out below!

...for more designs in all shapes, sizes, and locales

The Thomas Point Skipjack on durable pet density window screen

Maryland Black-Eye Susans and Baltimore Checkerspot Butterflies  provide privacy as the neighbors stroll by the window and admire it's beauty

screens come in all sizes, from small adjustables to large patio screen doors......  and they all can be painted

no screen in your window? window screens can be made to fit your window.  visit your local hardware store for details and DIY kits

these adjustable screens will fit most windows. many more designs may be special ordered

  15" high adjustable Inner Harbor adjustable "City slider"

 18" high adjustable City slider

15" high adjustable schooner & lighthouse screen 

15"  springtime at the Pagoda on top of Canonball Hill

Painted screens aren't just for city rowhomes anymore.

Painted Screens are migrating "down the ocean"...   from Ocean City to the Outer Banks.

See Anna's Painted Screens along Hwy 12, Outer Banks, at the Pea Island Gallery and StingWray's Bar and Grill in Rodanthe, and at the Blue Pelican Gallery in Hatteras Village.

Be sure to mention where you've seen Anna's screens when ordering.

Sting Wray's Restaurant Sunset Surfer window screen painting is on Hatteras Island, across from the road to the Rodanthe Fishing Pier. Formerly Uncle Pauly's, Sting Wray's serves the same great food and  is a "must stop" on your way down Hwy 12 to see the lighthouse. They are up and running after the flooding from Hurricane Irene and continue to serve their great food.

 having a fun time when I see you and you don't see me...

looking out a painted screen