Thanksgiving in the Lowcountry
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays of the year. I get to relax, spend time with family, watch football, and eat until I can’t eat anymore. I may be small, but trust me, I can put away some food. Even as I overindulge at the dinner table, I always try to keep in mind the real purpose of the holiday: to reflect and give thanks.
Living in the Lowcountry, I have little trouble finding reasons to give thanks. All I have to do is look out the window. The Lowcountry landscape is beautiful, inspiring, and ever-changing. It is no wonder that artists flock to the region. And the Gibbes collection is full of artwork that attests to the beauty of our surroundings. In honor of Thanksgiving, I have selected a few of my favorite Lowcountry scenes from the museum collection—a visual feast as you prepare for your family’s feast. Happy Thanksgiving!
—Pam Wall, Curator of Exhibitions, Gibbes Museum of Art
contributepam Nov.24.2010 Permanent Collection 2 Comments »
Lovely Thanksgiving thoughts! on this occasion and everyday I am delightedly thankful for the exceptional staff at the Gibbes Museum.
Seasons best to all,
HBS
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