Jim Booth Art Gallery

09/03/2026

The timeless beauty of Charleston's South Battery is captured in this Classic Edition image by Jim Booth. Matting to fit a standard 18"x24" frame, this image fits perfectly in many decor settings! Shop our vendor booth inside Patina Market or for shipping shop our website at the link below:

"South Battery II" by local Charleston, SC artist Jim Booth. A Springtime scene from White Point Gardens at the Charleston, SC battery. Available.

08/31/2026

The surf is picking up for September, and so are the events over at Warrior Surf Foundation where each day they are establishing hope in the lives of veterans and their families - one wave at a time! Through the end of December 2026, a portion of every JimBooth.com online order will be donated to this amazing charity 💙

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08/29/2026

Plans rained out? Today is a great day for shopping at Patina Market! Take the time to browse all the unique vendor booths. You can find great decor items for the changing seasons or get a jump on your holiday shopping. Even if you don’t need anything specific, Patina Market is just a fun store to browse! Our Jim Booth Art Gallery vendor booth is fully stocked. Here are some fun animal themed items that caught our eye this week! Patina Market is open Mon-Sat 11am-5pm at 1929 Maybank Hwy on James Island.

08/26/2026

We are seeing plenty of storms passing offshore this week here in Charleston, SC!! The Morris Island Lighthouse was one of Jim's favorite places to watch them pass. Watching storms offshore from the beach is so unique, with such a wide view to see sheets of rain, lightning, unique cloud formations, cool sky colors, and even a waterspout if you're lucky! Jim's painting "Morris Island Light" is available in our Classic Edition:

"Morris Island Light" by local Charleston, SC artist Jim Booth. The Morris Island Lighthouse with a passing summer storm. Mini Cards available.

08/24/2026

Built in 1828–29, the College of Charleston’s Randolph Hall is one of the oldest college buildings still in use in the U.S. Named for the 11th president of the College (Harrison Randolph), Randolph Hall served as the main academic building on campus for many years. Today, it is used primarily for administrative offices, although it still contains some classrooms. The main meeting area, located on the second floor, is called Alumni Memorial Hall. Many of the College’s formal ceremonies and announcements take place here. National Historic Landmark. Jim's original painting (shown) titled "Randolph Hall" was donated to the College of Charleston for public display.

Limited Edition lithograph Prints – Available. Shop our vendor booth inside Patina Market or for shipping, shop the link below:

"Randolph Hall" by local Charleston, SC artist Jim Booth. The College of Charleston's Randolph Hall - Charleston, SC peninsula. Limited Edition Prints available.

08/22/2026

We offer over 35 different images in our Limited Edition Prints. These quality lithographs are hand-signed and hand-numbered by Jim. A few of the images still have Artist Proofs available. Shop all of our Limited Edition Prints at the link below for shipping from our website. We also offer our more popular images from our vendor booth inside Patina Market on James Island.

Limited Edition Prints are lithographs on paper reproductions of Jim Booth’s original acrylic on canvas paintings. Limited Edition Prints include both Artist Proof Prints and Signed and Numbered Prints. These reproductions are printed on a pH-neutral paper and have a pre-set edition size. Jim hand...

08/18/2026

The Admiral’s Quarters A at the Charleston Naval Yard/Naval Base is a physical reminder of the commanding role the Naval Base played in the development of Charleston and in the defense of the United States. Prominently situated upon a hilltop overlooking the Base grounds, the Admiral’s house stands now a silent sentinel watching over its history and the contributions of thousands. The acquaintances made, friendships forged and a great sense of pride in what was accomplished here will endure forever for all who were a part of Charleston Naval Yard/Naval Base from 1901 to 1996. You can visit the Admiral’s Quarters on the beautiful grounds of the North Charleston Riverfront Park. In recent years, the house has been renovated and turned into an event space. Jim's painting "Admirals Quaters A" is available in our Limited Edition Prints. This lithograph mats to fit a standard 24"x36" frame. Shop in person from our vendor booth inside Patina Market or for shipping shop online: https://jimbooth.com/product/admirals-quarters-a/

08/16/2026

In this original painting, Jim depicted his very own backyard view – Sunset from the Bohicket Creek on Johns Island, SC! “Lowcountry Sunset” was one of the few originals that Jim proudly displayed in his own home. This original is framed in a two-tone brown wood frame with a linen liner.

This painting was published in 2007 with 2295 Limited Edition Prints as lithographs on paper. Mini Cards are available HERE.

Jim wished for all of his remaining original paintings to be used to benefit charity and/or various organizations. Click the link below for more details on purchasing this original Jim Booth painting.

https://jimbooth.com/product/lowcountry-sunset-original-painting/

08/14/2026

Blue, Green, or Neutral - which mat color do you prefer? Shop the Limited Edition Prints of “White Point Gardens Gazebo” from our vendor booth inside Patina Market or for shipping shop JimBooth.com.

08/08/2026

When you make a purchase from JimBooth.com you not only receive a beautiful piece of art, but you also help support a local Charleston area charity! Our charity partner until the end of 2026 is Warrior Surf Foundation: establishing hope in the lives of veterans and their families - one wave at a time. Check out their page below to learn more and give them a follow!

https://www.facebook.com/warriorsurffoundation

Veteran operated nonprofit organization aimed at helping veterans with PTSD and physical injuries.