Artist Proof edition Jim Booth "Daufuskie Light" lithograph print. This one is #47 out of #75. The framed print is approx 25 3/4" x 1" x 32" and it weighs 9lbs. The print/image is approx 18 1/2" x 24 1/2". The framed print is in a good, vintage condition with some chips and wear on the frame. There are also some light smudges on the plex. The print was signed and numbered by the artist on the bottom border.

With works that span the millennium, Jim paints Lowcountry and Charleston, SC area scenes from the early 1900s to the present. Born in Charleston, SC, in 1945, Jim has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember. While majoring in architecture at Clemson University, he decided that art was where his future lay. In order to fulfill his military obligations, he left school and joined the Marine Corps for four years of service, including combat in Vietnam. The war cemented Jim’s dedication to art so he returned home determined to begin a career as a painter. In 1970 Jim started painting professionally for Ambassador Graphics. In 1977 Jim opened his own gallery, Four Winds Studio Gallery, which he later renamed Jim Booth Art Gallery. Jim’s most famous painting is entitled “The Storm” which depicts the Charleston Battery around 10:00 pm, September 21, 1989, just before the lights were extinguished by Hurricane Hugo. Over the years Jim’s offerings expanded from original paintings, to
lithograph paper prints and canvas prints. As of May 2018, Jim retired after 47 years in business. His retail showroom & frame shop closed at that time. Jim continued to sell his work on his website and through select local locations until mid-2021. In June of 2021, Jim sadly passed away leaving behind his artistic talent, life stories, and contagious laugh. During his final days, Jim was at home taking in the view of paintings “Lowcountry Sunset" and “Days End".