Litchfield Gate

Litchfield Gate by Elizabeth Sheats captures one of the most recognizable entrances on the South Carolina coast—the historic gates of Litchfield Plantation, framed by live oaks and bursts of azalea color. Painted in Sheats’ signature palette of saturated greens, sky blues, and punchy pinks, the scene feels both familiar and freshly reimagined, like a perfect Lowcountry afternoon held in motion.

There’s a sense of invitation here—the curve of the drive, the open ironwork, the light dancing across the path—that pulls you straight into the landscape. It’s a piece that resonates with anyone who knows this stretch of Pawleys Island, but it also stands on its own as a bold, joyful composition of color and place.

This is an original acrylic, gallery wrapped with fully painted edges, allowing it to hang beautifully without the need for a frame. A strong standalone statement piece, it also pairs effortlessly with other Litchfield and Lowcountry works for a layered, collected look.

40"W x 30"H