Packard Gallery was opened by Anne Packard in 1988 and remains family-owned and operated today in Provincetown’s historic Gallery District.

Anne Packard comes from a deeply rooted artistic lineage. Her grandmother, Zella, and grandfather, Max Bohm — awarded a Gold Medal at the Paris Salon in 1898 for his painting En Mer — were both painters. Bohm is credited as one of the leading figures in establishing Provincetown as a nationally recognized artist colony, helping shape the artistic identity that remains embedded within the town today.

Packard Prints was developed in direct collaboration with Packard Gallery to make a curated selection of archival giclée editions available online, extending the gallery’s legacy through museum-quality printmaking and carefully produced editions.