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""Guest
Artist Invitational Show"
featuring
works
by Daniel Ambrose,
Tim Cherry, Kathleen Dunphy
and
Larry Preston
June
8- July 6th
Opening Night Party – Saturday, June
8, - 6 to 8 PM Paintings and sculpture
will be available for preview and early purchase beginning Tuesday, June
4th
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE SHOW
We're celebrating our 30th Year in 2013
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The Cheryl Newby Gallery is preparing to celebrate its 30th Anniversary in 2013. Visitors will find the gallery in one of America’s most historic and scenic coastal resorts, Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
Originally dealing exclusively in authentic antique prints
and maps, through the years the gallery expanded its offerings to include
fine paintings, sculpture, and fine ceramic works of art.
Now, in addition to its large inventory of antique natural history prints and antique maps, the gallery represents a number of nationally and regionally recognized painters and sculptors. Among those represented is the highly acclaimed impressionist painter, Ray Ellis, of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.,South Carolina painter Mike Williams, North Carolina painter Paula Holtzclaw, Florida watercolorist Martha dePoo, artist Donald Holden who is a member of the National Academy of Design, classical still life painter Ellen Buselli, ceramic artist Glenda Taylor, and award winning sculptor Gwen Marcus, FNSS. Recently the gallery welcomed its first portrait painter, James Crowley.
"Harborside"
by Paula Holtzclaw
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In the antique prints and maps section of the
gallery, one will find natural history prints and etchings by
John James Audubon,
Mark Catesby, John
Gould, Prideaux John Selby, George
Edwards, Basilius Besler, William Curtis, and others,
along with antique maps from the 16th through the 19th centuries.
The gallery also has a large selection of original hand colored
lithographs from the famous
History of the Indian Tribes of North America by
Thomas McKenney and James Hall in both folio and octavo
editions. The Cheryl Newby Gallery strives to offer its
patrons a variety of styles and media, and limits its artists
and offerings to those who have achieved a high level of accomplishment
reflected in their distinctive style.
Click here to visit Pawleys Island Festival
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