The southern plantation...a sanctuary from the outside world, a land of cotton and gracious living. Gathering at the river, friends and neighbors wait in anticipation for the arrival of the steamboat, an event of some importance in those days. Although self-sufficient in many ways, planters depended on a variety of these river boats for the transportation of cotton, livestock, goods and passengers to and from these vast estates.

A Limited Edition of 1950 Signed and Numbered prints and 150 Artist's Proofs from the original painting by

"I love our Georgia rivers; especially the Oconee, the Ocmulgee and the Altamaha.  Native American names like Chattahoochee, Ogeechee, and Suwannee;  they fit precisely into the mood of many of the scenes I enjoy painting of our South.  Perhaps my Cherokee lineage evokes these emotions..."

Image  19" X  32"  ·  S/N $150  ·  A/P $225

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