This exhibition was organized by the Gibbes Museum of Art, the largest public repository of Hutty’s work. It was accompanied by a major publication, published by the University of South Carolina Press, which is available in the museum store. One of the principal artists of the Charleston Renaissance, Alfred Hutty played important roles in two very different art colonies—Woodstock, New York, and Charleston, South Carolina. His evocative landscapes and sympathetic studies of the human condition represent the best aspects of the artistic traditions of each place during the early twentieth century.