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Children’s Harbor Lake Martin is a 24″ × 12″ acrylic on canvas by Monroe County artist Kathy Jones, captures the beauty of Lake Martin with a peaceful shoreline, trees, and a prominent lighthouse set against a colorful sunset. The sky is richly layered with orange, blue, yellow, and purple, reflecting across Lake Martin.

This 4in x 6in acrylic painting on canvas by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens captures the timeless charm of a blue and white Chinoiserie bowl vase. Featuring elegant hand-painted floral and oval-like patterns, the vase is set against a clean white background that highlights its delicate design and graceful form. The edges of the canvas are finished with striking blue and gold accented stripes, adding a refined touch that frames the artwork beautifully. Compact yet full of character, this...

This 4in x 6in acrylic painting on canvas by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens features a graceful blue and white Chinoiserie vase with a lidded top. Adorned with hand-painted floral motifs and elegant linework, the vase stands out against a crisp white background, offering a classic yet refined aesthetic. The canvas is bordered with blue and gold accented stripes, adding a decorative finish that enhances the overall elegance of the piece. Compact in size but rich in detail, this painting...

Sarah Wagoner: Chinoiserie Door Hanger; approx. 16"x10"

Mary Jane Moore, a Dallas County potter, created this ceramic herb marker. This herb marker sticks in the dirt and labels where chives are planted in your garden. The top has a speckled blue and green glaze, perfect for standing out from the herbs!

Kathy Jones, a Monroe County Alabama artist, created this 16"x20" painting on canvas of Jesus Walking on water.  The painting is white and cream and has Jesus walking on water using a texture technique to create visual appeal.

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Sumter County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Butler County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Conecuh County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Lowndes County paperback...

Jackson Knight is a historian, photographer, and author dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region. Through extensive travel and research, he has documented over 1,500 historic churches, capturing their architecture, stories, and locations before they disappear. His growing series of photo books showcases these sacred spaces county by county, offering a unique visual record of rural Southern history. The Churches of The Alabama Black Belt: Marengo County paperback...

Carol Lammon, a Clarke County artist, hand carved this 12.75"x9" Cicada Alabama Tray. Each cicada is hand carved into the pottery and hand glazed.