Lafayette Pavilion

Lafayette PavilionThis nostalgic print celebrates the iconic Lafayette Pavilionfondly remembered by generations as the place where the good times rolled on Pawleys Island. Standing from 1931 to 1958, the pavilion was the heart of local summer nights, echoing with laughter, jukebox tunes, and the rhythm of shag dancing on a worn wooden floor. Wilsons detailed rendering captures every scuff and scribble that marked this beloved beachside landmarkcomplete with vintage

In Dramatic Exit

created from the castoff layers

and stillness exist in perfect balance

Tidal Study I is ready for easy display without the need for custom framing

Reflections ripple through the water in loose

the winding channels

the late Gary Johnston painted South End as a timeless tribute to Pawleys Island

Beach Front Stairs is a finely detailed print reproduced from an original pen-and-ink drawing by Pawleys Island artist Todd Halamka

Each piece in the 16x16 Residuals set is finished with luminous rose-gold leafed edges

Behind them rests a weathered yellow rowboat aptly named Mermaid

marsh landscapes

equally at home beneath artwork