Blue Vase

Blue VaseBlue Vase by the late Lowcountry watercolorist Gary Johnston is a vibrant celebration of color, light, and everyday beauty. A cheerful arrangement of blossoms spills from a patterned blue vase, while luminous washes of crimson, gold, violet, and turquoise create the energetic atmosphere that made Johnston's work so beloved throughout the South Carolina coast. Known for his expressive brushwork and remarkable ability to make ordinary subjects feel

and reflective waters

this one-of-a-kind work is ideal for collectors seeking authentic coastal art by a respected local artist

Marsh #2 by Vida Miller captures the quiet allure of the Lowcountry’s coastal wetlands in a symphony of rich pastels

This expansive marsh scene captures the moment when daylight softens into evening

Psalm Sunday is a quiet

more of the block is permanently carved away before the next layer is added

Hand-carved and printed by Lowcountry artist Aaron Baldwin

The hand-sewn stitching reflects both their daily work and their lasting legacy

The result is a timeless piece that feels equally at home in a coastal cottage

Known for his expressive brushwork and remarkable ability to make ordinary subjects feel alive

Because the block is gradually destroyed throughout the process

inspired by an archival photograph from Dean Hall Plantation held in the University of South Carolina’s collection