Abraham Hunter Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Embellished Canvas Giclee:"Charleston Harbor"
Artist: Abraham Hunter
Title: Charleston Harbor
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited Edition. Certificate of Authenticity. Limited to 280 Total Editions.
Medium: Fine Art Canvas Giclee , Stretched.
Image Dimensions: 12" x 24" | 18" x 36" | 24" 48" | 36" x 72"
From the Artist: Charleston, South Carolina is one of my favorite places to visit in the South! I love how each building, street, and dock are packed full of stories waiting for a painting to bring them to life. In this painting, I tried to imagine life in colonial times sailing in on a big merchant ship and arriving on a warm, humid evening into Charleston Harbor. After researching Charleston’s colonial era, this is my depiction of the city’s skyline during that era.
The last time I visited Charleston, I took a tour of the big building that is featured in the center of this painting. George Washington visited the ballroom of this building when South Carolina ratified the Constitution! If you are ever in town you have to go there and take a tour!
I hope y’all enjoy this painting and I hope I was able to transport you back in time with all of the small details so that you can feel like you’re right there enjoying this romantic city! - Abraham Hunter
Title: Charleston Harbor
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited Edition. Certificate of Authenticity. Limited to 280 Total Editions.
Medium: Fine Art Canvas Giclee , Stretched.
Image Dimensions: 12" x 24" | 18" x 36" | 24" 48" | 36" x 72"
From the Artist: Charleston, South Carolina is one of my favorite places to visit in the South! I love how each building, street, and dock are packed full of stories waiting for a painting to bring them to life. In this painting, I tried to imagine life in colonial times sailing in on a big merchant ship and arriving on a warm, humid evening into Charleston Harbor. After researching Charleston’s colonial era, this is my depiction of the city’s skyline during that era.
The last time I visited Charleston, I took a tour of the big building that is featured in the center of this painting. George Washington visited the ballroom of this building when South Carolina ratified the Constitution! If you are ever in town you have to go there and take a tour!
I hope y’all enjoy this painting and I hope I was able to transport you back in time with all of the small details so that you can feel like you’re right there enjoying this romantic city! - Abraham Hunter
