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By the Dock

By the Dock brings together artwork inspired by life along the water’s edge—from weathered docks and quiet marinas to shrimp boats, skiffs, fishing scenes, tidal creeks, and working waterfronts. Featuring original art and prints by artists represented at Gray Man Gallery, the collection captures the places and scenes that feel unmistakably at home along the South Carolina coast.

Some pieces celebrate the working side of the Lowcountry, where boats come and go with the tide and generations have made their living on the water. Others capture quieter moments: a boat at rest, reflections across a harbor, an old dock stretching into the marsh, or the particular stillness that settles over the water at the end of the day.

Whether the setting is Pawleys Island, Georgetown, Murrells Inlet, Charleston, or simply a familiar stretch of coastal water, By the Dock is a collection for anyone drawn to the boats, waterways, traditions, and everyday beauty of the Lowcountry.

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Signed 2025 Georgetown Wooden Boat Show poster featuring Jeanne O’Neal’s Harbor Sunset, the record-breaking painting benefiting the SC Maritime Museum.
Official signed 2026 Georgetown Wooden Boat Show poster featuring original artwork by South Carolina artist Vida Miller of the historic Cathou Fish House on the Georgetown waterfront, with a colorful wooden boat in the foreground. Personally signed by Miller and available at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
Signed 2024 Georgetown Wooden Boat Show poster featuring original artwork by Charles Williams available at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
2026 Georgetown Wooden Boat Show limited-edition artist-remarqued poster by South Carolina artist Vida Miller, featuring her painting of the historic Cathou Fish House in Georgetown, SC, with an original hand-painted sturgeon remarque, signed and numbered by the artist and available exclusively at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island.
Sold outHarbor Sunset giclée print by Jeanne O’Neal from By the Dock series, 11x14 matted coastal artwork of shrimp boats and sunset, exclusive to Gray Man Gallery Pawleys Island
Jeanne O'Neal
Harbor Sunset Sale priceFrom $60.00
Approach to Sandy Island, an original watercolor by local artist Maura Kenny, depicting a quiet boat approach to Sandy Island near Pawleys Island with reflective water, shoreline trees, and soft coastal light, available at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Framed original oil painting titled Georgetown Harbor Walk by Michael Rogan, depicting sailboats in the harbor and the historic Georgetown waterfront with a curved boardwalk. Gray Man Gallery.
A Foggy Start by Joanne Willoughby, an original pastel featuring a sailboat resting on calm blue water beneath a soft foggy morning sky, professionally framed with Water White glass and available at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
Joanne Willoughby
A Foggy Start Sale price$375.00
"Git Da' Net," an award-winning reduction linocut by Laurie Brownell McIntosh, professionally matted and framed at Gray Man Gallery. The artwork depicts children crabbing from a dock in a nostalgic Lowcountry summer scene and earned First Place at the South Carolina State Fair.
Laurie McIntosh
Git Da' Net Sale price$1,550.00
Original oil painting Morning Harbor Reflections by Michael Rogan, painted en plein air in Georgetown, South Carolina, featuring sailboats resting in Georgetown Harbor with shimmering reflections on calm morning water. Available at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island.
Waccamaw Gold II, an original pastel painting by South Carolina artist Joanne Willoughby, featuring a dramatic tree along the Waccamaw beneath a glowing gold, amber, blush and violet sky. Professionally framed in a warm antiqued metallic frame and photographed at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, this richly colored original Lowcountry landscape captures the still water, wooded shoreline and atmospheric evening light of the Waccamaw.
Docked for the Day by Jeanne O'Neal, an original oil painting inspired by Georgetown, South Carolina, featuring a sportfishing boat resting between weathered pilings with sunlight reflecting across the harbor water, presented in an elegant black and gold frame at Gray Man Gallery.