Carriage Ride on Church Street, Charleston SC
oil on canvas
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Charleston Style and Design Magazine November 2011
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Look for our beautiful ad in the November 2011 issue of Charleston Style and Design Magazine! Your copy is available to pick up at many locations in the city. Not only will you see this beautiful ad, you will learn much about home building and design services, restaurants and entertainment events in Charleston!
Look for our beautiful ad in the November 2011 issue of Charleston Style and Design Magazine! Your copy is available to pick up at many locations in the city. Not only will you see this beautiful ad, you will learn much about home building and design services, restaurants and entertainment events in Charleston!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Carriage Ride on Church Street, Charleston SC
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A horse drawn carriage takes visitors down Church St in front of St Phillips Church in Charleston SC. This painting allows the viewer to feel like they are going back in time as they learn all about the full history of Charleston. My newest painting Carriage Ride on Church St, Charleston in transparent watercolors BUT even though it is in watercolors, it does not have to be framed under glass! I have finished it up with some special sprays and varnishes so it doesn't have to be framed under glass, just like an oil or acrylic! No glass required!
A horse drawn carriage takes visitors down Church St in front of St Phillips Church in Charleston SC. This painting allows the viewer to feel like they are going back in time as they learn all about the full history of Charleston. My newest painting Carriage Ride on Church St, Charleston in transparent watercolors BUT even though it is in watercolors, it does not have to be framed under glass! I have finished it up with some special sprays and varnishes so it doesn't have to be framed under glass, just like an oil or acrylic! No glass required!
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