Jim Harrison Gallery

10/03/2026

Come see us soon!

09/07/2026

Labor Day is as a tribute to the workers who built this country with their own hands, and that spirit is what keeps America running. In Rural America, we see that American spirit in so much of Jim Harrison's art. This piece called "His World Remembered (Caboose)" is a 13" x 19" open edition print capturing the importance of the railroads in linking our country together. Available online at: https://jimharrison.com/product/his-world-remembered-caboose/

Questions? Contact Teri Harrell at [email protected] or 803-793-5796.

For current hours please call the gallery at 803-793-5796 or Text ‘HOURS’ to 803-221-4562

08/23/2026

Whether it was the ocean, a marsh, or a river, Jim Harrison often included water in his paintings. As a child of the Rural South, he knew how essential water is to daily life. In this original painting — JH290 “Tree over River Study” — he captures a peaceful and tranquil scene. The painting is 13” x 19” in size and is acrylic on illustration board. Learn more about original paintings by Jim Harrison by reaching out to Teri Harrell at [email protected] or 803-793-5796.

08/17/2026

JH462 "Barn Door" is a classic Jim Harrison painting available through Jim Harrison Gallery. The 12" x 16" painting is an acrylic on canvas. The weathered wood and rural setting brings one back to a simpler time and leaves you wondering what stories this place could tell if only these walls could talk.

Interested? Contact Teri Harrell at Jim Harrison Gallery at 803-793-5796 or [email protected].

08/02/2026

Have you ever dreamed of owning a Jim Harrison original painting? A limited number of paintings are available showcasing Jim’s amazing ability to capture a scene like no one else can. This scene — JH289 “River Study” — is a 16” x 20” acrylic painting on illustration board.

Interested? Teri Harrell at Jim Harrison Gallery would love to show it to you in person as well as other paintings available for purchase. Contact her at 803-793-5796 or [email protected] to learn more!

07/25/2026

The hot days of summer are often best spent at the beach. Jim Harrison often turned to the Southern coast for inspiration in his art in works such as “Sand Dunes.”

https://jimharrison.com/product/sand-dunes/

07/12/2026

As we celebrate the 250th birthday of our country, we remember a symbol of South Carolina cherished by Jim Harrison in several paintings.

The palmetto tree became a symbol of American resilience during the Revolutionary War after its spongy, fibrous logs were used to build a makeshift citadel at ⁠Fort Moultrie (then Fort Sullivan) on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. During the ⁠Battle of Sullivan's Island on June 28, 1776, the elastic and resilient palmetto wood successfully absorbed the impact of British cannonballs without shattering. This allowed the Patriots under Colonel William Moultrie to outlast the Royal Navy, marking one of the first decisive American victories of the war.

This legendary defense led to the enduring legacy of the palmetto tree in American history. South Carolina officially adopted the nickname — the Palmetto State — honoring the tree that secured their early victory. The South Carolina flag also prominently features the palmetto tree, a design rooted in Moultrie's troops and their revolutionary efforts.

https://jimharrison.com/product/palmetto-trees/

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from Jim
Harrison Gallery! In the words of Jim Harrison: “Oh, yes, I believe America is the greatest country in the world. Our spacious skies, our purple mountains, and our amber waves of grain visually fill my heart with awe and pride.” God Bless America!

06/28/2026

Jim Harrison was proud to be an American with the Stars and Stripes appearing in several of his paintings through the years. As we approach the 250th anniversary of this great country, we know he would be proud of the way folks continue to connect with the beauty of rural America through his art.

https://jimharrison.com/product/the-flag-and-coca-cola/

06/07/2026

It’s beach time — You can bring the beach to your home or office with this amazing painting!

JH106 “Walk to the Beach” is a 24” x 36” original painting by Jim Harrison available for purchase through the Gallery. Contact Teri Harrell at [email protected] or 803-793-5796.

Also, a reminder that we have a nice selection of open and limited edition prints and a few original paintings for sale at THE WAREHOUSE 312 State Street West Columbia SC.