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    Mary Whyte is a watercolor artist from Johns Island, South Carolina whose figurative paintings of Gullah descendants have earned her national recognition. Her portraits are included in numerous private, corporate, and university collections as well as permanent collections at the Greenville County Museum of Art and Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston. Whyte draws inspiration from the coastal Carolina slaves and is the author of several books on art in addition to managing a gallery with her husband.

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    Mary Whyte is a watercolor artist from Johns Island, South Carolina whose figurative paintings of Gullah descendants have earned her national recognition. Her portraits are included in numerous private, corporate, and university collections as well as permanent collections at the Greenville County Museum of Art and Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston. Whyte draws inspiration from the coastal Carolina slaves and is the author of several books on art in addition to managing a gallery with her husband.

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    Watercolor Paintings by Marywhyte

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    Mary Whyte is a watercolor artist from Johns Island, South Carolina whose figurative paintings of Gullah descendants have earned her national recognition. Her portraits are included in numerous private, corporate, and university collections as well as permanent collections at the Greenville County Museum of Art and Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston. Whyte draws inspiration from the coastal Carolina slaves and is the author of several books on art in addition to managing a gallery with her husband.

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    WatercolorartistMARYWHYTEisateacher

    andauthorwhosefigurativepaintingshave
    earnednationalrecognition.Aresidentof
    JohnsIsland,SouthCarolina,Whytegarners
    muchofherinspirationfromtheGullah
    descendentsofcoastalCarolinaslaveswho
    numberamonghermostprominentsubjects.
    Herportraitsareincludedinnumerous
    corporate,private,anduniversitycollections,
    aswellasinthepermanentcollectionsofSouth
    CarolinasGreenvilleCountyMuseumofArt
    andtheGibbesMuseumofArtinCharleston.
    Herpaintingshavebeenfeaturedin
    InternationalArtist,Artist,AmericanArtist,
    Watercolor,andAmericanArtCollector,LArt
    deAquarelle,andnumerousotherpublications.
    WhyteistheauthorofAlfredasWorld,a
    compilationofherGullahpaintings,aswellas
    AnArtistsWayofSeeingandWatercolorfor
    theSeriousBeginner.Herworkcanbefoundat
    ColemanFineArtinCharleston,whereher
    husband,SmithColeman,managesthegallery
    andmakesgildedandcarvedframes.

    05-MAYO-2014

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