Museum Store

The Gibbes Umbrella is double-lined and features the beautiful stained glass Gibbes Rotunda dome on the inside.

Non-members: $29.95
Members:        $26.95

This set of 8 boxed notecards includes two scenes from Alice Ravenel Huger Smith's popular Rice Plantation of the Fifties series. Smith's watercolor images of Charleston's lowcountry are ethereal and beautiful.

Non-members: $9.95
Members:        $8.96

This 4.5 inch square sun-catcher is based on Anna Heyward Taylor's popular Magnolia Grandiflora woodblock print from the Gibbes collection. Boxed with enclosure card.

Non-members: $10.00
Members:        $9.00

Jason Products makes these great laminated coasters that feature a floral design. Matching place mats are also available.

Non-members: $17.95
Members:        $16.15

This print of A Winter Field Still in Stubble from Charleston Renaissance artist Alice Ravenel Huger Smith is beautifully matted and framed and ready to hang in your home.

Non-members: $295.95
Members:        $266.35

Art Cubes by Made in Museum open to nine different images from the featured artist. Modigliani is shown here but assorted artists and themes are available. An enclosure card provides art historical information. $9.95

Non-members: $9.95
Members:        $8.96

This delightful poster from the 2010 CCO Piccolo Spoleto concert was created by artist Bill Davis of Columbia, SC as part of his his Diva Series. 18 X 27 poster (no member discount on this item).

Price: $20.00

This delightful poster from the 2009 CCO Piccolo Spoleto concert was created by artist Bill Davis of Columbia, SC as part of his his Diva Series. 14 X 27 poster (no member discount on this item).

Price: $20.00

Picture your loved ones in this handcrafted leather photo wallet that holds forty 4” X 6” photos. Available in additional colors, styles, and prices.

Non-members: $74.95
Members:        $67.46

This Charleston Rice Spoon is a reproduction of the original style used in the 18th century when South Carolina was the major rice producer in the New World. The ideal gift of southern hospitality! Made with recycled metals.

Non-members: $12.95
Members:        $11.66

Alice Ravenel Huger Smith, an artist of the Charleston Renaissance period, is known for her poetic watercolors of the South Carolina Lowcountry. These silk pillows beautifully reproduces two of Alice Smith's Lowcountry scenes. The pillow measures 10 x 14 and is backed in champagne silk. Please indicate which pillow color/scene you would like.

Non-members: $75.00
Members:        $67.50

This beautiful scarf by Nine Yards International features scenes of Charleston including the Gibbes Rotunda dome. Printed in Italy.

Non-members: $150.00
Members:        $135.00

This groundbreaking 1999 book by Maurie D. McInnis and our own Angela Mack explores the unique legacy and connection that existed between Charleston and Europe through the antebellum period. In Pursuit of Refinement makes a gorgeous addition to your coffee table!

Non-members: $85.00
Members:        $76.50

Serving as a companion to the Gibbes exhibition of the same name, Landscape of Slavery undertakes an original study of plantation images from the eighteenth century through the present to unravel the realities and mythology inherent in this complex and often provocative subject. Book contributors are Alexis L. Boylan, Michael D. Harris, Leslie King-Hammond, Angela D. Mack, Maurie D. McInnis, Roberta Sokolitz and John Michael Vlach. (HARDBOUND)

Non-members: $49.95
Members:        $44.95

Serving as a companion to the Gibbes exhibition of the same name, Landscape of Slavery undertakes an original study of plantation images from the eighteenth century through the present to unravel the realities and mythology inherent in this complex and often provocative subject. Book contributors are Alexis L. Boylan, Michael D. Harris, Leslie King-Hammond, Angela D. Mack, Maurie D. McInnis, Roberta Sokolitz and John Michael Vlach. (SOFTBOUND)

Non-members: $24.95
Members:        $22.45

The most complete study of Charleston Renaissance Artist Alice Ravenel Huger Smith. This fine collector's book chronicles Smith's life during Charleston's artistic rebirth. Her lovely watercolors capturing images of life in the Carolina Lowcountry are reproduced throughout.

Non-members: $45.00
Members:        $40.50

Find the Charm Necklace by Pick up Sticks that expresses your personality! Call for store selection at 843-722-2706 ext. 18

Non-members: $64.95
Members:        $58.46

Creative children (and adults) will enjoy ShapeScapes: Sculpture in a Box, designed by Los Angeles Sculptor Peter Mayor. Ages 6 and above.

Non-members: $36.00
Members:        $32.40

Saturday, October 3, 3pm In response to the Gibbes Face Lift exhibition, this innovative production for the Charleston Chamber Opera includes a full performance of Mollicone's "The Face on the Barroom Floor."

Non-members: $25.00
Members:        $15.00

On Sunday, October 17 at 3pm, enjoy a musical response to the exhibition The Evidence of Things Unseen by vocalist Ann Caldwell. $10 Members/Students, $20 Non-Members

Non-members: $20.00
Members:        $10.00

Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at 6pm
Scholar Richard Stamelman will explore the impact of perfume on history, culture, society, art, and attitutes in France during the eighteenth century to the present.
The lecture will be followed by a book signing and reception.

Non-members: $20.00
Members:        $10.00

Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Join artist Stacy Lynn Waddell as she discusses her compelling mixed-media works on view in the exhibition The Evidence of Things Unseen.
The lecture will be followed by a reception with the artist.

Non-members: $20.00
Members:        $10.00

Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 6pm
This lecture, by Jennifer Krieger of Hawthorne Fine Art, will focus on the overlooked women artists associated with the nineteenth-century landscape painting movement of the Hudson River School.
The lecture will be followed by a reception and book signing.

Non-members: $20.00
Members:        $10.00

Join the Gibbes in November as we celebrate the many contributions of women in art. Presented in partnership with the Center for Women, this three-part lecture series explores women in a variety of roles including artist, model, collector, and philanthropist. A reception will follow each lecture.

November 3, 2010 at 6pm: The Fragrance of Colors: Perfume in Art and the Art of Perfume. Lecture by Richard Stamelman, Dartmouth College.

November 10, 2010 at 6pm: The Evidence of Things Unseen. Lecture by Stacy Lynn Waddell, Artist.

November 17, 2010 at 6pm: Remember the Ladies: Women of the Hudson River School. Lecture by Jennifer Krieger, Hawthorne Fine Art.

Non-members: $55.00
Members:        $25.00

A six-week art history seminar taught by Dr. Steve Gavel
Winter Session: January 12–February 16, 2011
Wednesdays, 5:30–7:00pm

Non-members: $100.00
Members:        $75.00