Signed original on slate “The Storm of 89” Charleston, SC Jeanie Graham Drucker

$ 102.96

Time Period Produced: 1989 Artist: Jeanie Graham Drucker Size: Medium Country of Origin: United States Handmade: Yes Material: Slate Shingle Item Length: 17 in Title: “ The Storm of 89” Signed: Yes Year of Production: 1989 Signed By: Jeanie Graham Drucker Framing: Unframed Production Technique: Acrylic Painting Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original height: 12 in Unit of Sale: Single Piece Style: Realism Item Height: 12 in Type: Painting Subject: Seascape, Buildings, Storm, Waves Theme: Art, Nature, Huricaine on the Battery in SC Features: Painted on a Slate Shingle Region of Origin: South Carolina, USA

Description

Signed original on slate “The Storm of 89” Charleston, SC Jeanie Graham Drucker. This painting is a depiction of "The Storm of 89" (referring to Hurricane Hugo) by Charleston artist Jeanie Graham Drucker. Artist: Jeanie Graham Drucker. Drucker's work is part of a local tradition of capturing this specific event, with other Charleston artists like Jim Booth and Gordon Wheeler also famously painting the storm's impact on The Battery. This signed original is done on a 150-200 year old Charleston slate shingle! (The photos appear as if there is damage on the left side but that is the un even surface of the slate - no damage). This painting is a depiction of "The Storm of 89" (referring to Hurricane Hugo) by Charleston artist Jeanie Graham Drucker. The scene portrays massive waves crashing against the seawall of The Battery in Charleston, South Carolina, with its historic waterfront homes in the background. Artwork Details: Artist: Jeanie Graham Drucker Title: "The Storm of '89" (also referred to as "Hurricane") Location Depicted: The Battery, Charleston, SC Medium: Original paintings were often done on materials like old Charleston slate shingles or canvas. Historical Context: The piece commemorates the power of Hurricane Hugo, which struck Charleston in September 1989. Drucker's work is part of a local tradition of capturing this specific event, with other Charleston artists like Jim Booth and Gordon Wheeler also famously painting the storm's impact on The Battery. Approximately 12 in tall by 17 in long This is a stunning original signed piece uniquely done on an Old Charleston slate shingle. It is in very good vintage condition without chips or cracks and only minimal paint loss on the edges. A wonderful piece of art and history (see photos)