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by Thomas Hamm
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This piece was commissioned from a Fine Art America customer. It is a revisitation of a much earlier piece, depicting Old Sheldon Church, located... more
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This piece was commissioned from a Fine Art America customer. It is a revisitation of a much earlier piece, depicting Old Sheldon Church, located near Yemassee, SC, just before US 17 joins I-95... It is amazing that only a tiny green sign and an arrow point the way to such a serene and peaceful bit of history, just nestled off to the side of the road.
Original works of art in pen & ink and watercolor by Thomas Lee Hamm II Biography Thomas Lee Hamm II is an accomplished artist, photographer, graphic designer and watercolorist. He is a born and raised Charlestonian, and now makes his home on James Island with his wife and daughter, where he works from a small studio on the Intracoastal Waterway. He has been an exhibiting member of the Charleston Artist Guild and the Folly Beach Art Guild. He was a founding member of the Islands Art Gallery on James Island, where he frequently held demos, lectures and exhibitions. He has displayed for many area galleries, businesses and organizations and has earned numerous awards from exhibitions and juried shows. He works mainly with inks,...
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