The varied collection of work, mingles impressionistic landscapes and streetscapes, maritime paintings, plein air travel paintings, exacting realistic still lifes, and trompe l’oeil, with modernistic still lifes and architectural paintings, wildlife sculpture and exquisite hand-crafted gold jewelry by acclaimed Welsh goldsmith, Sarah Amos.

Each location offers a couture selection of fine art by national, local and internationally known artists, handcrafted jewlery, pottery, wonderful home accessories, and several lines of furniture, all with their signature relaxed living style. Kate and Mary offer professional interior design services at both studios. Please contact them to schedule your design consultation.

Many of the products, accesories and designs we provide have been featured in national magazines including Coastal Living, Cottage Living, Ocean Home,American Art Collector, Boston Magazine, Accent Magazine, Traditonal Home and Architectual Digest. We have two new projects to be featured in Country Living and New England Home.

Hamlet Gallery at 7 Broad Street

Hours: Monday-Thursday, 11:00am-5:00pm….Friday and Saturday 11:00am-6:00pm

Sunday is by appointment only.

Established in 1972 by Robert M. Hicklin, Jr., the Charleston Renaissance Gallery is the nation’s premier dealer in fine art of the American South. Our holdings range from rare eighteenth century portraiture and engravings to acclaimed selections by lauded contemporary artists, including oils, works on paper, and sculpture. Other areas of specialization include the art of the Charleston Renaissance and selections from the estate of Elizabeth O’Neill Verner. Our art has found its way into the homes of connoisseurs around the world and into the halls of this nation’s most revered cultural institutions. A comprehensive index of artists whose works are represented in the gallery’s holdings is available under the Art tab, as is a select list of institutional clients.

In addition to our complement of widely regarded exhibitions, the Charleston Renaissance Gallery has a longstanding commitment to the advancement of Southern art through scholarship. The gallery has published four major volumes on Southern art and regularly releases literary catalogues; our library and archives are unrivaled in the region.

The Charleston Renaissance Gallery is a member of the prestigious Fine Art Dealers Association (FADA), a national coalition of the most distinguished art dealers in America. As the founding member of the Charleston Fine Art Dealers Association (CFADA), the gallery participates each autumn in the Charleston Fine Art Annual, a weekend replete with exhibitions by important American artists, studio tours, and lectures.

The gallery is housed in a gracious nineteenth century building in the heart of Charleston’s historic district and features two spacious galleries along with intimate viewing rooms. Painstakingly restored to period perfection, 103 Church Street was recognized with the prestigious Carolopolis Award by the Preservation Society of Charleston in 1999.

Nowhere is that more true that in his work “Two Minutes of Silence,” painted in response to the September 11th attacks in Manhattan.  The painting depicts a kneeling New York City fireman, his head resting on his shovel, against the backdrop of the collapsed World Trade Center.  So powerful was the imagery of that piece that it was chosen by the FDNY and the office of the mayor to grace the cover of the program for a memorial service held at Madison Square Garden.  Mr. O’Neill sold the piece for $20,000 and donated the proceeds to the relief fund.  In addition, he has donated over 17,000 prints free to Fire, Police, and Emergency Service Stations across the country and plans to continue until the piece is in every station in America.  “This is my way of saying thank you to these brave men and women who risk their lives every day.”  A limited number of prints have also been donated to raise an additional $100,000.

CBS has referenced Mr. O’Neill as one of the fastest rising talents in America and joins FOX, NBC, newspapers, and magazines in touting his success across the nation.  Several national galleries have purchased directly from the O’Neill Gallery to share his talents with their clientele.  In March of 2003, Mr. O’Neill was commissioned by Independence Bank in Owensboro, KY to create a series of paintings based on the Revolutionary War titled “From When We Came.”  The works depict the struggles of our forefathers.  Several private collectors have also commissioned special pieces from Mr. O’Neill and are proud to own his work as part of their collection   

Today, Mr. O’Neill owns one of the largest artist owned galleries in both St. Augustine and Charleston, South Carolina. In May of 2009, Peter was asked to join Disney Cruise Line and travel as their guest artist on board. His work is still on display in their permanent collection aboard the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder. In June of 2009, Peter’s work was chosen to grace the set of the nationally syndicated television show Army Wives, filmed in Charleston SC. His iconic image “Two Minutes of Silence” was hung in the general’s office on the set. September 2009 marked the grand opening of O’Neill Studios, INC, a gallery owned and operated by Peter’s previous business partner, Martha Polito. O’Neill Studios can be found on Royal St. in New Orleans.

The emphasis on the artwork reflects the purpose, color, and textures of the environment.

fotopopART uses unique creative framing, sometimes using the building finishing materials of the space.

Great care is always given to the archival quality of material used for the artwork.

The gallery is a pleasant, relaxed, and friendly setting for you to come view the art and meet the artists. We offer fine art for serious and beginning collectors and those who simply enjoy looking at beautiful works of art. Please click on CALENDAR to review our active schedule.

Artist of the month

View the Lowcountry through Elaine’s eyes as she celebrates the light, color and texture of the surrounding landscape through her favorite art medium of pastel.

Gallery Chuma in historic downtown Charleston South Carolina. We specialize in the art of the Gullah people of coastal South Carolina as visually portrayed by internationally recognized masters and innovative select group of emerging artists.
         We are a resource center to learn more about the Gullah Culture through Gullah Art, Gullah Books, Gullah Crafts, Gullah Storytelling, Gullah Spirituals, Gullah Tours and Gullah Food.
        The Gullah people are descendents of enslaved Africans who settled on isolated sea islands and marshland areas from Jacksonville, Fla., to Wilmington, N.C., in the 19th century. They live in small farming and fishing communities along the Atlantic coastal plain and on the chain of Sea Islands which runs parallel to the coast. Because of their geographical isolation and strong community life, the Gullah have been able to preserve more of their African cultural heritage than any other group of African Americans. They speak a Creole language similar to Sierra Leone Krio, use African names, tell African folktales, make African-style handicrafts such as baskets and carved walking sticks, and enjoy a rich cuisine based primarily on rice. Today, various factors threaten Gullah communities, including developers seeking land to build resorts and condominiums along with younger generations leaving ancestral Gullah lands for college or employment and not returning.
        Gullah Art is a recognized art genre, much like Native American Indian Art. Gullah Art by Indigenous Gullah artists are more than just aesthetics, it is a desire by these artists to preserve their culture and lifestyle that is under attack on many fronts

Experience the most amazing and exquisite collection of hand-crafted original artwork created by over 100 of the nations top artisans as Patriot’s Point and Mount Pleasant host the inauguration of the Greater Charleston Fine Art Festival on October 29-30, 2011. Find that perfect piece for your home, your office, and your life from over 10,000 pieces of extraordinary original art, including works by painters, sculptors, photographers, jewelers, digital artists, glass, fiber and ceramic artists along with creations in mixed-media, metal, and wood – and more!

Stroll the beautiful and historic grounds of the Patriot’s Point and the USS Yorktown as autumn unfolds over the spectacular reaches of Cooper River and coastal South Carolina.  As you walk the festival, know that each artist was selected by a jury of fine art professionals for the quality and originality of their artwork and that many of these nationally- and internationally-acclaimed artists are represented in major museums and prestigious private collections throughout the world. Meet the artists that created the artwork, learn how they became artists and discuss how your specific piece was made – adding inestimable value to each purchase.  Artists are available throughout the event. 

The art festival opens Saturday October 29th with hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and continues Sunday October 30th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission to the festival is free.  Parking at Patriot’s Point is $5 with additional free parking outside Patriot’s Point. The festival is directed by Paragon Fine Art Events, the premier organizer of fine art festivals in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions.

The concept for Carolina Clay Gallery is the opportunity to present to the Lowcountry the unique art of the potters of North and South Carolina. Carolina Clay Gallery features the largest collection of pottery and clay sculptures handcrafted by potters who are continuing a 200-year tradition in the Carolinas. Each piece is individually designed by the artist; many nationally renowned for their beautiful designs, glazes and quality.

The gallery provides educational opportunities to learn of the history, methods of production and the individual process of creativity by offering in-store events featuring visiting potters, wheel demonstrations and special exhibits.

The Owners – Janet and Adi Sbihli and Max
“I’ve always wanted to own and operate my own small business and with the development of Freshfields Village I felt the time was right,” comments Janet Sbihli of Carolina Clay Gallery. “We really like the location of Freshfields Village, not only because it’s close to our home on Seabrook Island, but also because we have a unique mix of customers including local residents, seasonal residents, vacationers, and designers that we hope view our store as a great resource.”

After retiring from the corporate world, the Sbihli’s purchased a cottage near Penland, North Carolina to escape the coastal summer heat. But, according to Janet, they soon realized they would use the cottage as a base to search for beautiful pottery made in the Carolinas. “That is where we found the product idea for Carolina Clay Gallery!”

Carolina Clay Gallery features pottery and clay sculptures that are 100% handcrafted by Carolina Potters. “The pottery is made by men and women who are continuing a 200-year-old tradition in the Carolinas,” Janet explains. “We hope our customers see that Carolina Clay offers a unique shopping experience with bright and lively décor and beautiful displays that make it easy to find the perfect gift or home accessory.”

Windows are at the heart of Kolbe products and our collection shows the numerous wood window configurations, including single/double hung, casements, awnings, picture windows, and radius units. With product lines tailored for every taste and project size, you will be sure to find your perfect view onto the world. Recognizing that beauty ought not be skin-deep, you will rest assured knowing your investment is protected for years to come thanks to features such as clad and extruded exteriors, as well as the state-of-the-art KKron finish on our wood window line.

Great care is always given to the archival quality of material used for the artwork.

Nowhere is that more true that in his work “Two Minutes of Silence,” painted in response to the September 11th attacks in Manhattan.  The painting depicts a kneeling New York City fireman, his head resting on his shovel, against the backdrop of the collapsed World Trade Center.  So powerful was the imagery of that piece that it was chosen by the FDNY and the office of the mayor to grace the cover of the program for a memorial service held at Madison Square Garden.  Mr. O’Neill sold the piece for $20,000 and donated the proceeds to the relief fund.  In addition, he has donated over 17,000 prints free to Fire, Police, and Emergency Service Stations across the country and plans to continue until the piece is in every station in America.  “This is my way of saying thank you to these brave men and women who risk their lives every day.”  A limited number of prints have also been donated to raise an additional $100,000.

CBS has referenced Mr. O’Neill as one of the fastest rising talents in America and joins FOX, NBC, newspapers, and magazines in touting his success across the nation.  Several national galleries have purchased directly from the O’Neill Gallery to share his talents with their clientele.  In March of 2003, Mr. O’Neill was commissioned by Independence Bank in Owensboro, KY to create a series of paintings based on the Revolutionary War titled “From When We Came.”  The works depict the struggles of our forefathers.  Several private collectors have also commissioned special pieces from Mr. O’Neill and are proud to own his work as part of their collection   

Today, Mr. O’Neill owns one of the largest artist owned galleries in both St. Augustine and Charleston, South Carolina. In May of 2009, Peter was asked to join Disney Cruise Line and travel as their guest artist on board. His work is still on display in their permanent collection aboard the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder. In June of 2009, Peter’s work was chosen to grace the set of the nationally syndicated television show Army Wives, filmed in Charleston SC. His iconic image “Two Minutes of Silence” was hung in the general’s office on the set. September 2009 marked the grand opening of O’Neill Studios, INC, a gallery owned and operated by Peter’s previous business partner, Martha Polito. O’Neill Studios can be found on Royal St. in New Orleans.

CSA Galleries, Inc. is a full-service art gallery, gift and collectible store featuring a wide array of historically-oriented art, clothing, glassware, gifts, music, videos, books, re-enactor gear, collectibles, music boxes, and gourmet foods.

CSA Galleries’ selection of fine art prints covering the War Between the States is one of the largest in the Southeast. If you are looking for a popular print, CSA Galleries maintains a large inventory of of sold out prints. We have over 7700 square feet of heritage and military art prints and a full-service custom framing department!

Take a moment to browse through some of the finest civil war relics and replicas you can find.

Whether by commissioning an exquisite panel, stocking up on hard-to-find glass supplies, selecting the perfect gift, or discovering your talent with one of our many classes, you will agree that Blue Heron Glass is truly a place where light and color blend through imagination.

Brianna’s desire to learn more about photography urged her to study at the College of Charleston. She earned her BS in Spanish from C of C and spent much of her time from 1997 to 2001 immersed in the language and culture of Central and South America. Her experiences abroad honed her already empathetic personality and expanded her artistic horizons.

After three years assisting other photographers, in 2004 she opened her studio in Charleston, SC. Brianna continues to document in Cape Cod during the summer months.

Inspired by Herb Ritts and Irving Penn, as a model and photographer, Brianna offers a deeper understanding and stronger vision to those she captures on film.

Brianna focuses her work on telling the story and capturing the moment. Fashion, commercial, and bridal photography are her disciplines. Brianna’s clients find connection and comfort with her that lasts over time, like the quality of her images.

William G. Thomas-Moore, master model shipwright for 45+ years is in business almost seven days a week–keeping pace with ships in line–from custom building historic ships, yachts, half hulls on commission to restoring, repairing, re-building some of the finest ship models in the world.

Credits: He is credited with building the magnificent, 8 ft. model of Captain Blackbeard’s Flagship, the “Queen Anne’s Revenge,” for the QAR Restaurant in Charleston. He has built many fine ships for private and public collections–serious collectors from all over the world. Currently, he is finishing models of the Schooner America, Frigate Essex, the Queen Mary, and “Spirit of South Carolina” Half Hull Models.

He has restored schooners, galleons, other tall ships, yachts, steamers, shrimp boats to cruise and battle ships, and more. He also built the first model (five-foot long) of the CSS H. L. Hunley Confederate Submarine, c. 1864 for the permanent collection at Charleston Museum, 1997.

References: See ANTIQUES MAGAZINE, DECEMBER 2008 ISSUE for a feature article regarding Mr. Thomas-Moore and his restoration of a Prisoner Bone Ship, c. 1700’s.

The Scoop–At the Ship Shapes Studio, Mr. Thomas-Moore pays careful attention to all details, replicating the authenticity of the original model, and the original design of the former model maker.

He takes personal pride and pleasure in restoring replicas to their full, original condition and beauty.

If you have an old, neglected or forgotten ship model in your attic or closet–one that your grandfather, uncle or great grandfather built, or one that you bought long ago on a trip to Europe, or New England, or anywhere, call us for an estimate.

Take a second look, and care enough to preserve it in its original glory. We encourage our customers to request a fine glass case in order to preserve it for all time.

Artwork is essential in the completion of any design project, but is often a challenge to budget. Innovative Interiors has been successful in finding beautiful artwork in a variety of price ranges. Therefore in October of 2006, the Frick Gallery opened as a complement to Innovative Interiors’ design studio.

The Gallery represents artists from all over the United States, including many local artists. All types of artwork are available, ranging from original paintings and drawings to pottery and sculptures.

 Owners Alexandra and Byron Frick share a passion for art. In addition to hand-selecting each piece for the gallery, they contribute some of their own artwork. Alexandra crafts unique pieces of both earthenware and stoneware. Byron has earned degrees in illustration, graphic design, and fine art. His paintings can often be found on display.

Innovative Interiors and the Frick Gallery co-exist to provide clients with aesthetically pleasing interiors that are attainable.

Located in historic Charleston, South Carolina, Carolina Antique Maps & Prints offers rare antiquarian prints. Its extensive inventory includes natural history prints; birds, quadrupeds, botanical, fish and other creatures; architectural and decorative prints, along with an ever growing collection of antique world and regional maps.

Carolina Prints has been dealing in fine antique paintings and prints in the Charleston area since the early 1960s. Carolina Antique Maps & Prints came to existence in 2001, when the shop moved its the antique print collection over to Cabbage Row on historic Church Street. Owner, Laura N. Vardell has been with Carolina Prints since 1985 in various capacities, bringing her passion for the engraved line in addition to her enthusiasm and knowledge about each print’s history and beauty. Laura’s expertise invites collectors and neophytes alike to learn and discover artwork they’ll truly love and treasure.

Inside this intimate and comfortable setting, the shop offers a unique inventory from various estates, consignments and pieces purchased for sale in the gallery. A constant offering from historical to the unusual. Please come by anytime and visit the shop. Shop hours are Tuesday thru Saturday from 10:00 am till 5:00 pm or by Appointment.
For Renaissance Art and contemporary landscapes, visit our sister gallery

It is also the exclusive Charleston venue for the traditional plantation paintings of the late Ravenel Gaillard, the antique photographs of well known turn of the century Charleston photographer George Johnson,  and the paintings and prints of Charleston and Florida artist Anne Clanton Thomas.  The prints and photography of former partner, Bruce W. Krucke, and prints of the late Alexandria H. Bennington are still available at the gallery.

Located in historic downtown Charleston, Mountains to the Sea Collection features a unique selection of furniture, accessories and artwork for the discriminating buyer. Recognized as the 2008 Best of Charleston Art Gallery winner by the U.S. Local Business Association, we are unlike any gallery in the area. Our exclusive collection is displayed in unique room settings, each filled with complementary furnishings. Every piece is carefully chosen to reflect the livable elegance of our collection.

Let one of our professional interior designers assist you in giving your home or workplace — whether in town, on the water, or in the mountains — a look of distinction.

We deliver locally and ship nationally.

Ellis-Nicholson Gallery welcomes you and invites you to view contemporary fine art by regional, national and internationally renowned artists. The reputations and recognition of the artists span many levels, from emerging artists to those who have gained national or international recognition and have been included in prominent museum and public collections. We offer you a premier selection of oils, acrylics, mixed media, bronze, metal, clay and hand crafted jewelry.

Our gallery is located in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, South Carolina at 1½ Broad Street. The building erected in 1853 has a long history. Its first occupant of the first floor, where the gallery now is, was Samuel G. Courtney, bookseller and the upper floors housed Walker & James, publishers. In 1856 the building was acquired by Walker Evans & Cogswell, printers and publishers. How fitting that an art gallery now occupies a portion of this building which, from the beginning, had roots to the family of the arts. 

The gallery opened July, 2007 with the goal to become known as “the gallery where art is fun” and to build relationships with our clients that will last for years. We look forward to offering you an exciting gallery in a city that is rapidly becoming known as one of the premier art destinations in the country.

The Martin Gallery offers contemporary fine art by numerous nationally and internationally acclaimed artists; including original wood burl and bronze sculpture by internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Leo E. Osborne; oils and acrylics by Italian master Imero Gobbato; marble, bronze, and terracotta sculpture by Claire McArdle; nautical photography by Michael Kahn; 18 karat gold jewelry by award winning goldsmith Michael Good; and much more. Continually changing exhibits.

The Guild holds monthly meetings that are open to the public at no cost September through May in which accomplished artists and experts make presentations and give demonstrations in many subjects and mediums.

The Charleston Artist Guild Gallery provides space for up to 50 of our exhibiting artists a permanent place to show and sell their work as well as hosting the Guild’s Annual Members’ Exhibition. Our annual Signature Show and annual Holiday Show are juried exhibitions open to all artists in South Carolina. The Guild’s Spring and Fall sidewalk shows are the longest running arts events of their kind in Charleston. We also work closely with the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs in sponsoring the Piccolo Spoleto Juried Exhibition. The shows display over 100 pieces of artwork each and are seen by thousands of residents and visitors to Charleston.

In addition to encouraging our member artists with workshops, programs of instruction, and opportunities to show their work, we reach out to the community to help less fortunate and younger artists in the Tri-county area. The Guild has six on-going community projects:

The Art of Alzheimer’s for elderly artists in nursing homes.

The High School Artistic Merit Awards Competition.

The ASCEND College Scholarship program for high school seniors.

The Extraordinary Arts Competition for special education students.

Art instruction programs for the Charleston Area Senior Citizens Center

Art instruction for the St. Matthews Summer Readiness Program

How we are the perfect fit

Art can rarely be generalized. It tends to be viewer specific. Most art lovers have a wide variety of styles that they like. Our paintings include styles such as surrealistic, impressionistic, realistic to name a few. We like to present art as you would see it. We want to help you in finding the perfect picture. Some of my ideas may help you in finding the right art for you.

You should like the art that you own.
You should have a connection to the art. Maybe it is a place, a memory or a thought.
When you find something good, buy it. If you want to compare, ask the gallery for a print out of the image to keep track of what you have seen. Fine galleries will go out of their way to help you.
The customer comes first.
Let us know how we can help you.
Buy original art

We like to think of ourselves as original. Make sure your art is original.
All the paintings in the gallery are original.
There are too many excellent artist in this area and in the world to settle for a copy.
Fine Art = Original = The First = Fresh = Inventive
A copy = giclee = imitation = print = reproduction

Click for map locating Fraser Fox Fine Art GalleryThe varied collection of work, mingles impressionistic landscapes and streetscapes, maritime paintings, plein air travel paintings, exacting realistic still lifes, and trompe l’oeil, with modernistic still lifes and architectural paintings, wildlife sculpture and exquisite hand-crafted gold jewelry by acclaimed Welsh goldsmith, Sarah Amos.

The gallery also houses Ann Long Fine Art MODERN which features the unique estate of German Expressionist Otto Neumann (1895-1975) and other mid-twentieth century modernists. Comprised mostly of monotypes, Neumann’s figural and abstract hand-pulled linocuts were never editioned. The work reflects conflict and humanity greatly illuminated within the context of Neumann’s history of personal tragedy and survival of both world wars. He is collected by several major museums including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Art Institute of Chicago.

The Modern gallery also offers editioned lithographs and paintings by other post world war artists Jean Arp, Rene Magritte, Paul Delvaux, Man Ray, Elvira Bach and Paul Wunderlich. Each work is unique to the individual artist’s place in history, psyche and artistic expression within a diverse spectrum of art movements: Surrealism, Dadaism, Fantastic Realism and Abstraction.

It is the goal of Ann Long Fine Art to educate and inform our collectors of the rich history and humanity of the works we represent. Please use our website as a tool to enjoy our inventory. We are also available by phone, email or visit us in person in historic Charleston at 54 Broad Street, Monday – Saturday, 11-5pm and by appointment.

Submission guidelines for artists
We represent living artists who work from life and have extensive classical training. If you feel your art may be well-suited to our needs, please email us images and a CV or resume. If you cannot email, please include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your submission of slides or photographs to 54 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401. We will not accept original artwork without prior approval.

RAYMOND CLARK is located in an area of historic King Street that has been a shopping district for generations. We moved our store to 307 King Street in October 2002. In doing so we gained space to promote more artists and landed right in the middle of the busy part of King. We are now surrounded by shops and restaurants and are being discovered by more people than ever.

RAYMOND CLARK has been successful in Charleston for many reasons. We have found that there is a large population here of people who want more contemporary, non-traditional items. We are different from most stores in that almost everything is hand-made by artists in America. We keep our store fresh by always introducing new artists.

Thank you for visiting our gallery. Remember, if you are interested in something that you saw in the store that wasn’t on our web site we are always happy to take pictures and e-mail them to you.

We also carry works by Thomas Hoyne, Richard Loud, Paul Garnet and other well known Maritime artists.

Our Estate Art offerings include many well known regional atists including: Charles and Emile Gruppe, Jane Peterson, Anthony Thieme, Aldro Hibbard. James Gale Tyler and C.F. Boulter.

Bowing to the masters and looking to the future, the gallery began with featured artists Beverly Derrick, Kevin Bruce Parent, Sue Simons Wallace, Karin Olah, Kristi Ryba, John Moore, Manning Williams, Daryl Knox, JD Cummings, Lolly Koon, Candice Flewharty and Lese Corrigan. This list includes three photographers, two abstract painters and a printmaker and a mixture of all three.   Koon, Derrick and Olah have since left the gallery for other projects and artists have been added – they can be found on the news page.

The gallery is showing art that is just for that – art! Not following this year’s fashions but reaching towards the future and showing respect for the past, the presented artwork fulfills the beholder’s need for beauty and the collector’s wish for strong investments. This is art for the soul; art that lets the eyes breath fresh air. Visitors may watch paintings in process on location and view works that have been done en plein air as well as in situ studio pieces.

For over thirty-five years, the Charleston Renaissance Gallery has been hailed as the nation’s foremost dealer in fine art of the American South. Our art tells the story—the story of Southern, in pictures..

From the beginning, Margaret Petterson has been drawn to colorful, lively palettes that play on the shadows and light of Charleston’s picturesque natural and built surroundings. Her award winning oil paintings and monotypes are collected nationally.

Carolina Galleries regularly features Charleston Renaissance artists such as Alfred Hutty, Alice Ravenel Huger Smith, Anna Heyward Taylor, and Elizabeth O’Neill Verner.

Our artists are represented in museum collections all over the United States including the Butler Institute of American Art, Columbia Museum of Art, Gibbes Museum, Greenville County Museum of Art, Morris Museum of Art, and Savannah College of Art and Design.

The Sylvan Gallery is a traditional gallery featuring nationally and internationally recognized painters and sculptors.  The gallery focuses on twentieth and twenty-first century representational art.  Many of the artists are members of significant art organizations such as OPA, NAWA, NWR, AWS, AWA, CAC, API, and AOA.  A number are invited to participate in the annual Prix de West at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City and at the Masters of the American West Exhibition at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles.   Several of the sculptors have internationally acclaimed monumental bronzes on public display both here and abroad.

Located at 171 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina the gallery is in the heart of the antique and art district of this historic city.  Joe and Janie Sylvan bring a combined total of more than thirty years of gallery experience to this warm and inviting gallery.  It is a “must see” gallery in a city that is rapidly becoming one of the premier “destination art markets” in the country.