Gingerbread Square Gallery

ing Victorian building with clapboard siding, shutters and overlooking a lovely courtyard, Gingerbread Square Gallery recalls the genteel Key West of yesteryear. The surrounding neighborhood is unspoiled and uncommercial, a melange of coffee shops, unique boutiques, upscale restaurants, and quirky island homes. Gingerbread Square Gallery stands as an eloquent tribute to it's own colorful history. It is the island's oldest gallery, founded in 1974 by Key West's former beloved mayor Richard Heyman. Having exhibited the works of such greats as Van Eno, Tennessee Williams and Henry Faulkner, it continues to impress art aficionados with a selection that rivals the caliber and diversity of a major metropolitan gallery. The gallery currently represents a number of artists whose styles reflect the island's tropical and multicultural flavors. Among these is Key West's native son and favorite artist Sal Salinero. His lush rainforest paintings, detailed depictions of a verdant paradise, have been internationally recognized and his work is found in some of the loveliest homes on the island.