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Framed Jim Booth Print!

$249 current bid
FMV: $800

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Win this signed and numbered (80/95), sold out, special Environmental Edition of Jim Booth's Sea Island Lagoon!

Jim's inspiration from one of the many lagoons on Kiawah Island. "Sea Island Lagoon" was one of the few originals that Jim displayed in his own home. This was one of Jim's favorite paintings that hung above the mantle in his home on Johns Island, SC! Framed and Ready to be hung on your wall!

Print Size: 30" x 19"

From their website:

At Jim Booth Art Gallery we are focused on giving back while both protecting and growing the value of Jim's art for all of our loyal customers. We do not give away Limited Edition Prints or Classic Edition Posters as this would completely devalue Jim's art for all his past, loyal, customers. Jim worked endlessly his entire career to both protect and maintain the value of his reproductions. In order to uphold values Jim stopped wholesaling prints/posters - something we continue today as we value our past customers and their investments. For charity fundraising, Jim specifically released the gold seal, Environmental Edition Prints - these images were earmarked by Jim for donations and fundraising. We continue today with using these ENV Prints for charity fundraising.

Per Jim's last wishes - all his remaining original paintings will be sold for charity and/or donated for public display. Jim's special Environmental Edition Prints will still be used specifically for charity fundraising!

Frame Size: 40" x 29"

Matted and framed by The Cambridge Company of West Columbia.

Item available for free pick up at the SCWF office in Columbia. Some limited delivery options available. Email mail@scwf.org if you have any questions.

Donated By The Jim Booth Gallery and The Cambridge Company