Mary Warshaw Originals at Tidewater Gallery Swansboro, North Carolina

SWANSBORO DOCK

"Swansboro Dock"

14"x18" Acrylic on Canvas

Framed $750

ROLLING DUNES

"Rolling Dunes"

12x16 Acrylic on Canvas

Framed $500

COASTAL MINIATURES

3.5" x 5.5" Acrylics - Several small coastal paintings similar to
the above images are available at the gallery.
Unframed $100 - Framed $150

ALLEN DAVIS HOUSE & BEAUFORT BEACH

Allen Davis House circa 1774
Beaufort, NC

8x10 Acrylic on Canvas

Framed $450

"Beaufort Beach"
8x10 Acrylic on Canvas
Framed $300
Inspired by a circa 1924 postcard

FORT MACON GRILLWORK

Fort Macon Grillwork

9x12 Acrylic on Canvas

Framed $450

FORT MACON CASEMATE

Fort Macon Casemate

9x12 Acrylic on Canvas

Framed $450

DUNES - LATE AFTERNOON

Framed painting on a easel in the gallery.

Dunes - Late Afternoon
14x18 Acrylic on Canvas
Framed $550

A NESTING PLACE

"A Nesting Place"
11x14 Acrylic on Canvas
Framed $450

LEECRAFT HOUSE circa 1850

Leecraft House circa 1850 - Beaufort, NC
3.5"x5.5" Acrylic on Illustration Board
Unframed $150

WARD-HANCOCK HOUSE circa 1726

Ward-Hancock House circa 1726
Beaufort, NC
3.5"x5.5" Acrylic on Illustration Board
Unframed $150

ORANGE STREET COTTAGE

Orange Street Cottage - Beaufort, NC

3.5"x5.5" Acrylic on Illustration Board
Unframed $150

This is an old cottage —perhaps early- to mid-19^th century--was torn down many many years ago. The painting was inspired by a small black and white photograph found in the 1817 Duncan House on Front Street.

OLD BURYING GROUND

Old Burial Ground - Beaufort, North Carolina
Graphite Drawing
4 1/4 x 5 image - 8x10 with matt
$150 unframed

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TIDEWATER GALLERY

Tidewater Gallery has been in its new home at 202 Main Street in Swansboro, for about a year--only two blocks from its previous location.

The new space, at the corner of Main and Water Streets, in the historic district, is in a century-old home that still retains its original bead board walls, heart pine floors and fireplaces - the perfect setting for a fine art gallery.

Tidewater Gallery is in its eleventh year, bringing the best fine art and fine crafts to coastal North Carolina residents and tourists. The gallery's collection of paintings, photographs and prints, by local and nationally known artists, also includes high quality ceramics and a wide selection of casual jewelry. Custom framing is also a specialty.

Tidewater Gallery is open year round. Its hours of operation are 10-5 each day. Its summer schedule is Tuesday through Saturday from June through September. The gallery is open Wednesday - Saturday in the fall and spring and its winter schedule, from January through March is Friday & Saturdays. Other times can be arranged by calling 910-325-0660 for an appointment.

Most Warshaw Prints at Tidewater Gallery

James Thomas Bartley, born in South Carolina on April 27, 1864 to Edward Bartley and Annie Keman, came to Swansboro by way of Wilmington around 1893. He built this home for his bride - Georgia A. Smith, born to George W. and Missouri Smith, of Silverdale, NC, on August 23, 1870.

Bartley was a prominent local businessman - a retail merchant on Front Street. He was a former mayor of Swansboro but an unsuccessful candidate for Congress.

The house is known locally as being a rooming house. Perhaps Georgia took on boarders after James died - February 8,1943. Georgia died April 15, 1961 at the age of 90. They are both buried in the Piney Grove Cemetery in Swansboro.