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Club 17 fine art watercolor print by local artist and Gray Man Gallery founder Vida Miller, depicting the iconic red Club 17 roadside landmark on Highway 17 in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, with vintage beer signs, a red roof, and wooded backdrop. Matted print photographed against a white brick wall at Gray Man Gallery.
Lee, who personally visited the legendary Club 17 in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, smiling while holding an 8×10 watercolor art print of the historic red roadside establishment by local artist Vida Miller. Photographed inside Gray Man Gallery, celebrating an unforgettable piece of Lowcountry nightlife history.
Lee, a former patron of Pawleys Island's iconic Club 17, giving a thumbs-up while displaying the 11×14 watercolor reproduction by Gray Man Gallery founder and local artist Vida Miller. The artwork captures the recognizable red building and vintage beer signs of this beloved South Carolina Lowcountry landmark, photographed at Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island.
Lee, who remembers visiting the original Club 17 on Highway 17 in Pawleys Island, enthusiastically displaying the 12×16 watercolor print by South Carolina artist Vida Miller. The artwork depicts the legendary red roadside bar with its familiar vintage beer signs, preserving a colorful piece of local history. Photographed inside Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
Vida Miller

Club 17

Sale price$38.00

The one and only Club 17. If you know, you know.

A true Pawleys Island original, Club 17 is brought back to life in this charming watercolor print by local artist and Gray Man Gallery founder Vida Miller. Once a familiar fixture along Highway 17, this legendary roadside establishment holds a special place in the memories, stories, and colorful history of the South Carolina Lowcountry. With its unmistakable red exterior, vintage beer signs, and wonderfully unpretentious character, Club 17 is the kind of place that needs little introduction to those who remember it.

Vida's painting captures the building with warmth, humor, and an unmistakable affection for the Pawleys Island of years past. From the weathered red facade to the familiar signs in the windows, every detail evokes a bygone chapter of coastal life, when local landmarks had personalities all their own.

Reproduced from Vida's original artwork, this fine art print celebrates a piece of Pawleys Island history that continues to inspire stories and knowing smiles. More than a nostalgic image, Club 17 is a tribute to the places and personalities that helped shape the character of the Waccamaw Neck.

Available in multiple standard sizes, Club 17 makes a memorable addition to a beach house, home bar, kitchen, office, or gallery wall. It's also a particularly meaningful gift for longtime Pawleys Island residents, generations of vacationers, and anyone who appreciates the area's wonderfully colorful past.

Created by Vida Miller, the artist who founded Gray Man Gallery in 1980, Club 17 is available exclusively through Gray Man Gallery in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.

For those who remember the real club, this artwork brings back more than just a familiar building. Lee, pictured here with prints, actually spent time at legendary establishment and can attest to its place in Pawleys Island lore.

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Lee, who personally visited the legendary Club 17 in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, smiling while holding an 8×10 watercolor art print of the historic red roadside establishment by local artist Vida Miller. Photographed inside Gray Man Gallery, celebrating an unforgettable piece of Lowcountry nightlife history.
Club 17 Sale price$38.00