Brookgreen Gardens Photography
Lowcountry Charm
A favorite day trip of ours when visiting Myrtle Beach is Brookgreen Gardens at Huntington Beach State Park. The park is a stunning 2,500 acres of the largest and most comprehensive collections of American figurative sculpture in the country. Be sure to wander a bit and see the indoor galleries, lowcountry zoo, and botanical garden. Read more about Brookgreen Gardens and nearby Atalaya Castle (the home of Archer & Anna).
"Alligator Bender" by Nathaniel Choate; 1937 — Catalog number S.1937.011
"Girl with Dolphin" by Milton Horn; 1929 — Catalog number S.1936.074
"Diana" by Augustus Saint-Gaudens; 1893 — Catalog number S.1990.003
"Wood Nymph" by Henry Hering; 1935 — Catalog number S.1935.008
"Man Carving His Own Destiny" Albin Polasek; 1961 — Catalog number S.1961.003
"Wood Nymph" by Henry Hering; 1935 — Catalog number S.1935.007
"The Young Diana" by Anna Hyatt Huntington; 1924 — Catalog number S.1934.012
"Diana of the Chase" by Anna Hyatt Huntington; 1922 — Catalog number S.1934.006
"Diana of the Chase" by Anna Hyatt Huntington; 1922 — Catalog number S.1934.006
"Dionysus" by Edward McCartan; 1937 — Catalog number S.1937.003
"Diana" by Paul Howard Manship; 1924 — Catalog number S.1936.018
"Sumo Wrestling Toads" by Steve Worthington — Traveling exhibit
"Children and Gazelle" by Anthony de Francisci; 1937 — Catalog number S.1937.016
"Reclining Woman with Gazelle" by Walter Rotan; 1937 — Catalog number S.1937.024
"Dream" by Joseph Nicolosi; 1937 — Catalog number S.1937.007
"Sancho Panza" by C. Paul Jennewein; 1970 — Catalog number S.1971.011
"Don Quixote" by Anna Hyatt Huntington; 1947 — Catalog number S.1949.003
"Sancho Panza" by C. Paul Jennewein; 1970 — Catalog number S.1971.011
A note on photography: visitors are encouraged to take photographs of the gardens and artwork for personal use, however, any commercial use, reproduction, or sale, directly or online, of any images is strictly prohibited. For more visit the Photography at Brookgreen Gardens page.