Shopping: Artists and Galleries

The Shops at Ellis Square. Ellis Square has been central to Savannah merchants and their customers since the first market was built here in 1757. The square now hosts some of the best shops, restaurants, and galleries in the area, drawing locals and visitors alike to its downtown location. (912)272-1964 www.theshopsatellissquare.com

Daufuskie Island Art. Now available online, Chase Allen’s limited edition iron fish art metal sculptures make perfect gifts for fishing enthusiasts, art connoisseurs—and anyone who needs a reminder to sit back and enjoy the simple life. Cold-forged, torch cut and wire welded with an antique painted finish, these classic works of art arrive cleverly packaged like fresh-caught fish. Daufuskie Island, Phone: (843) 842-9448 www.ironfishart.com

Chroma Art Gallery. Chroma Art Gallery is Savannah's unique source for contemporary art. The gallery offers an ongoing exhibit featuring painting, sculpture, glass, and jewelry by prominent regional and national artists. Chroma's original and contemporary works are both appealing to long-time collectors and accessible to new art enthusiasts. 31 Barnard St., Savannah, Ga (912)232-2787 www.chromaartgallery.com

Keziah Originals . To share with you the charm and beauty which defines Savannah, Georgia, Diamond of the South, we've chosen some of our favorite photographs that we feel capture the ambience of this beautiful city. Included in the galleries are scenes from Old Historic Savannah: River Street, City Market, historical homes, and a pictorial journey down the winding road through Bonaventure. Phone: (417) 887-9505 www.keziahoriginals.com

Lawrence Monteith - Photographer . Larry Monteith has been behind a camera lens capturing the essence of people and events for over three decades. A professional photographer with a diversified background and portfolio, Larry has a unique ability to feature and emphasize the defining characteristics of his subjects. Although he studied photography at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Kent State University, Larry’s technique is largely self-taught., Savannah, Ga. Phone (912) 661-0572 www.lawrencemonteith.com

2 Car Garage Art Gallery. Located in downtown historic Savannah, Georgia, 2CarGarage brings nationally exhibiting and emerging artists to Savannah’s art scene. Our mission is to deliver engaging and challenging paintings to discerning collectors. We seek to enhance dialogue and exchange in the art community. 30 W. Broughton St., Suite 205, Phone: (912) 272-3978

A.T. Hun Art Gallery . In the summer of 1997, Chuck Hamilton opened the A. T. Hun Art Gallery in Savannah, Georgia in the heart of the popular City Market. His mission was to showcase his own art and the art of others who shared his philosophy. Nelson also shares the same philosophy and joined Chuck as a partner in the gallery in 2001. Voted the best and most outrageous art gallery in Savannah four consecutive years in a row by Creative Loafing/Connect Savannah magazine viewers, A. T. Hun Art Gallery is unique in its populist attitude. 302 W. St. Julian St. Phone: (912) 233 - 2060

Artsy's. Artsy's, a print and framing gallery, situated near The Waving Girl on Historic River Street, offers the largest selection of images and the least expensive framing in Savannah. We sell unframed images, pre framed images, and have a wide selection of mats and frames available for custom framing. Our quality is excellent and our prices are unbeatable. Our price range for framed art is from $24 to $300. We have over 1000 prints to choose from, specializing in local artists and also including current nationally recognized best selling images. We ship everywhere and accept all credit cards. Please come and see for yourself. 427 E. River St., Phone: (912) 341-8899 www.86marketarts.com

Barbara Archer Gallery . Barbara Archer Gallery offers the very best of self-taught and contemporary art. We specialize in the work of established artists, as well as innovative new work by a select group of emerging artists. Established in 1995 by former museum curator and educator Barbara Archer, there are two gallery locations - Atlanta and Savannah., 306 E. Huntingdon St., Phone: (912) 341 - 8369

Daufuskie Gallery. Located on the southernmost sea island of the South Carolina coast, the Daufuskie Gallery was founded by Christina Roth Bates over twenty years ago to display her unique hand colored etchings of low country and gullah culture. Later anchored by Sally Lesesne's oil and watercolor paintings, the gallery has featured work ranging from local folk-artists to original lithographs and etchings by Matisse and Picasso and photographs by Annie Leibowitz. Daufuskie Island

Gallery 209 . Since 1975, Gallery 209 has been Savannah's showcase for 30 of the area's best known and most prominent artists and crafters. The gallery features original works of art in various medias. GALLERY 209 also has a wide selection of its artists' limited edition reproductions and note cards with local scenes. Located on historic River Street on two floors of a circa 1820 cotton warehouse, Gallery 209 is a must see for every visitor as well as Savannah area residents. 209 E. River St. Savannah, Georgia, Phone: (912) 236-4583

Goldon House Gallery. An extraordinary collection of fine art and rare Ming Dynasty style furniture. We occupy the entire second floor, so please come into the lobby, into the elevator, and come explore our large expanse of space displaying one-of-a-kind rare antique furniture and fine art. We encourage you to compare our prices to any in town! 24 Drayton St., Phone: (912) 238-0220

Horne and Thistle Gallery . The Horne and Thistle Gallery represents artists from around the country, including Savannah. All are accomplished professional's in their chosen fields, whether that is painting, or photography. Each has their own unique vision and we hope, when you visit Savannah, you will stop in and visit awhile. Savannah 424 E. Oglethorpe Ave. Phone: (912) 232-3322

Ray Ellis Gallery . Ray Ellis has been painting for over fifty years. He has painted on all seven continents. In the sping of 2004, the Telfair Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia honored the depth and breadth of Ellis' career with a major traveling exhibition titled "Ray Ellis in Retrospect: A Painter's Journey." Ellis was born in Philadelphia and attended the famed Philadelphia Museum School of Art. His first one-man show was held in 1947 at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. 205 West Congress St. ---------- Savannah Phone: (800) 752-4865

The Village Craftsmen . Located on River Street in the landmark historic district, our co-operative gallery of arts & crafts by artisans from Savannah and surrounding Lowcountry provides a wide variety of medias for your personal collection. Our Fourteen Member Artists embody the best the low country artist community has to offer. 223 W. River St., Savannah, Georgia Phone (912) 236-7280

Wayne Chambers Gallery . Wayne Chambers is an internationally recognized watercolor artist. He grew up in Crewe, Virginia and had a passion for painting even as a young boy. Wayne has studied fine art throughout his life, including life drawing, oil painting, and composition at the New York Art Students League. His style has been nurtured from the experience of famous painters and teachers. Wayne relocated to Savannah in 2004., 108 W. Taylor St., Phone : (912) 663-5544