Art by State: South Carolina

South Carolina
Art/
Architecture
LocationDescription
statue

John C. Calhoun (Representative, Secretary of War, Vice President, Secretary of State)

statue

Wade Hampton (Governor, Senator)

portrait

Speaker's Lobby, House wing, 2nd floor

Langdon Cheves, Speaker, 1814-15 (by Hal Morrison)

portrait

Speaker's Lobby, House wing, 2nd floor

James L. Orr, Speaker, 1857-59 (by Esther Edmonds)

medallion portrait

Senate Reception Room

Senator John C. Calhoun (by Arthur Conrad)

painting

center section, 1st floor, west corridor

Fort Sumter, before the war (by Seth Eastman)

painting

center section, 1st floor, west corridor

Fort Sumter, after the bombardment (by Seth Eastman)

painting

center section, 1st floor, west corridor

Fort Sumter, after the war (by Seth Eastman)

bust

Vice President John C. Calhoun (by Theodore A. Mills)

portrait

Senate wing, 2nd floor, main corridor

Vice President John C. Calhoun (by Henry F. Darby)

bust

John Rutledge, Chief Justice, 1795 (by Alexander Galt)

painting

Thomas Lynch, represented in Declaration of Independence in Congress (by John Trumbull)

painting

Arthur Middleton, represented in Declaration of Independence in Congress (by John Trumbull)

painting

Thomas Heyward, Jr., represented in Declaration of Independence in Congress (by John Trumbull)

painting

Edward Rutledge, represented in Declaration of Independence in Congress (by John Trumbull)

painting

Col. John Laurens represented in Surrender of Lord Cornwallis (by John Trumbull)

painting

Senate wing, 3rd floor, east corridor

John J. Patterson, Senator, represented in The Electoral Commission of 1877 (by Cornelia A. Fassett)

painting

House wing, east stairway

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, represented in Signing of the Constitution (by Howard Chandler Christy)

painting

House wing, east stairway

Charles Pinckney, represented in Signing of the Constitution (by Howard Chandler Christy)

painting

House wing, east stairway

John Rutledge, represented in Signing of the Constitution (by Howard Chandler Christy)

painting

House wing, east stairway

Pierce Butler, represented in Signing of the Constitution (by Howard Chandler Christy)

state seal

S-216, President’s Room

ceiling mural (by Constantino Brumidi)

state seal

plaster relief

artist

Senate Gallery

Theodore Augustus Mills b. Charleston, South Carolina Portrait bust of John C. Calhoun

artist

Thomas Sully b. Charleston, South Carolina Portrait of Thomas Jefferson; portrait of Andrew Jackson

artist

John Blake White b. Charleston, South Carolina Miss Motte Directing Generals Marion and Lee to Burn Her Mansion to Dislodge the British; General Marion Inviting a British Officer to Share His Meal; Sergeants Jasper and Newton rescuing American Officers from the British; Battle of Fort Moultree