"If enthusiasm alone was what it took to sell art, then allison sprock fine art would always have blank walls. Sprock represents American and Russian artists creating primarily figurative or landscape original paintings and photography.  As a private dealer and consultant for many years, Sprock's eye and enthusiasm led her to gather a broad knowledge base and quite an assortment of artists whose work is intriguingly different.

A sophisticated, international flair is obvious in Sprock's manner and the creative style of her artists.  Situated in a second-floor space on King Street, she identifies the clients who climb the stairs as the 'more adventurous visitors.'  The rewards are there for the exertion in the works of such artists as Alice Williams, Yasharel, Linda James and Margaret Dyer, who all studied with Constantin Chatov."

Listed in Southern Accents Magazine as one of two must-visit galleries in Charleston!

"Allison Sprock Fine Art features extraordinary original art from past and present Russian, French, and American artists. Some of the artists featured in the gallery are very famous and some are emerging artists from all over the world."

"In one of Charleston's most unique spaces on historic King Street, Allison Sprock Fine Art gallery represents American and Russian artists featuring primarily figurative or landscape original paintings and photography. As a renowned private dealer and art consultant, Sprock's eye and enthusiasm led her to gather an assortment of artists whose work is intriguingly different. A sophisticated, international flair is obvious in Sprock's manner and the creative style of her artists.

You can find Allison Sprock Fine Art upstairs at 179 1/2 King Street in the King Street Antique District in historic downtown Charleston. Give her a call at 843-577-3636."

"Come upstairs to meet these two creative and special artists and enjoy the comfort and hospitality of Charleston's most special and unique gallery."

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The Allison Sprock Gallery features a wide range of works by 30 different artists whose styles vary from traditional to transitional to abstract. Best of all, she offers pieces at prices to suit first-time buyers (as low as $300) and long-time investment collectors (up to five figures). Be sure to check out her excellent collection of works by the Chatovs, brothers Constantin and Roman who painted the life of the high society elite in Palm Beach during the 1950s and ’60s and the works of Roman’s son, Marc.

"Allison Sprock Fine Art, at Number 179 ½ features international and local contemporary art collections."