South End

South EndBeloved for his gift of capturing the soul of the Lowcountry, the late Gary Johnston painted South End as a timeless tribute to Pawleys Island. This original watercolor beautifully portrays the charm of the islands iconic beachfront homesperched on stilts, weathered by time, and overlooking ever changing tides. Johnstons soft light, atmospheric washes, and gentle movement of surf create a scene that feels both nostalgic and alive, echoing memories of

Bold fields of cobalt

bedside table

Each print is professionally matted and ready to frame

Though the house sustained significant damage during Hurricane Hugo in 1989

allowing you to choose the version that resonates most with you

Available exclusively through Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island

Georgetown

while subtle shifts in light and color evoke the calm

ember orange

tidal creeks

and unforgettable nights

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