Jud Hartmann has produced several videos to explain and display his work. On this page he presents his two galleries, including some history of each one. If you have enjoyed the photographs on this website, you will be impressed by these videos. They allow you to see the sculptures in 3D as the camera moves around the galleries. Another must see media experience is our new virtual tour of the Blue Hill Gallery added to this page. Enjoy!
Some browsers may not allow full screen viewing but you can use the YouTube link in the videos where the full screen link will work. You won’t want to miss out on full screen viewing. Enjoy! These are professionally made videos and are a treat for the eyes and the ears. Find more informative videos on the Jud Hartmann YouTube channel.
Blue Hill, Maine Gallery
The white building on the left (at present, the Jud Hartmann Gallery) as it looked when owned by shipbuilder, the Hon. Reuben George Washington Dodge.
A Virtual Tour
You can see the sculptures and paintings in person at the Blue Hill Gallery mid May through early December. Alternatively we have created the virtual tour you will find below. Click on a floor to begin, drag to turn, scroll to zoom in or out, and no need to wipe your feet! You’ll find your mouse is followed by a white disk. On the walls and floor you can drag things to change your view. You’ll also see some grayed out disks on the floor. These are suggested ideal viewing points. Click one and you’ll advance to that spot and from there you can drag to see sculptures and paintings from a new vantage point. It works quite well on a touch screen too, preferably a tablet. Have fun but do come and visit in person when you can!
How the Blue Hill Gallery came to Be
In this YouTube video Jud Hartmann explains how he came to Blue Hill, Maine with his sculptures.
Grafton, Vermont Gallery
See the beautiful gallery in Grafton, Vermont where Jud Hartmann brought two buildings to the site to house the gallery. One is a timber frame barn that came in pieces and was re-assembled. Again, the camera moves over the sculptures, daring you to see them in person! The Grafton gallery is open daily through the foliage season and by chance or appointment from November through Memorial Day. The Grafton gallery is closed and the Blue Hill gallery season has been extended instead.
