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Sea Island Lagoon
Sea Island Lagoon
2008
Serenity
Serenity
2002
As the sun drops below the horizon, vast lowcountry salt marshes produce a collage of colors and a time of Serenity.
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Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
1993
South Battery II
South Battery II
1991
Southern Plantation
Southern Plantation
1998
Southern Splendor
Southern Splendor
1995
The sun sets behind the live oak in the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Inspiration for this painting came from locations found at Brays Island Plantation in Sheldon, SC.
St Phillips Church
St Phillips Church
1988
Sunrise Serenade
Sunrise Serenade
1998
The Bridges
The Bridges
2003
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Arthur Ravenel Bridge
Arthur Ravenel Bridge
2005
Two Meeting St
Two Meeting St
1993
Harbor Lights
Harbor Lights
2002
The Storm
The Storm
(1995)
"The Storm" is what Artist Jim Booth envisioned Charleston's Battery must have looked like on the night of September 21, 1989 before the light went out due to Hurricane Hugo.
He has captured the furry of the night which changed the lives of so many people.
Signed and Numbered Prints of "The Storm" sold out in 3 1/2 days!! The Classic Edition prints which are still available have sold over 100,000 copies.
VERY RARE!
It is appraised at $4,100
Limited Edition - Signed & Numbered - #644/750
Framed Size - 24" x 36"
Gold Frame, Blue/Grey mat, Gold Inlay
East Battery
East Battery
2009
Surfs Up
Surfs Up
2012
Creekside
Creekside
2011
White Point Garden's Gazebo
White Point Garden's Gazebo
2009
Battery Cannons
Battery Cannons
2009
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Storm Warnings
Storm Warnings
1988
Southern Charm
Southern Charm
2010
Ebb Tide
Ebb Tide
2011
Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor
2013
The harbor in Charleston, SC during the late 1700's. The Old Exchange building is in the center with the steeples of St. Michaels Church & St. Phillips Church to either side. The ship in the foreground is The Bounty.
Magnolia Plantation (Gardens)
Magnolia Plantation (Gardens)
1988
The Citadel
The Citadel
1992
Southern Magnolia
Southern Magnolia
Plantation Camelia I + Prospect Hill Plantation + Plantation Camellia II
"Prospect Hill Plantation" captures the Classical Antebellum South.
This unique three dimensional style of two paintings in one, brings the grand avenue of oaks inside the plantation hoe itself.
"Plantation Camellia I" and "Plantation Camellia II" were painted as companion pieces to "Prospect Hill Plantation".
I am selling these three prints as a set with matching numbers!
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