Lenox gallery - DeVries Fine Art International Inc. located in Lenox, Massachusetts was founded in 2002 and, to this day, remains the exclusive gallery for the artwork of sculptor Andrew DeVries.  The gallery is the exclusive location for sculptor's figurative bronze sculptures and vibrant pastels. His series of sculptures include dance, figurative, abstract and wall reliefs. The pastels exhibited feature figurative life drawings and dance  themes which are completed from his sketches at different dance studios.

The gallery director is Patricia A. Purdy ( who is also Andrew's wife).  Patricia  holds a degree in fashion and has expertise in picture frame design along with other creative endeavors. They are celebrating their 16th year as a well-loved destination for both visitors to the Berkshires and year round natives.

Andrew has been showing his sculptures in Lenox since 1989, first at the Clark Whitney Gallery owned by Ruth Kochta. In 1994 he joined the Lenox Gallery of Fine Art as an original member of that cooperative gallery. In 1996 he conducted a week long program on the grounds of the  Chesterwood Museum, casting an original life size bronze sculpture titled Joie de Vivre. The following year he opened an independent gallery at the museum which he operated during his artist residencies there from 1997-2003.

Upon his departure from Chesterwood Andrew devoted his energies to promoting his sculptures and pastels through his own gallery in Lenox. He expanded his bronze casting demonstrations to Ventfort Hall, Gilded Age Museum and Mansion, also located in Lenox.