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Bill Suttles Travel & Urban Scenes Collection

These paintings and drawings capture the movement, color, and humanity of daily life—from markets and musicians to plazas, bicycles, and village celebrations—reflecting Suttles’ lifelong habit of sketching wherever he traveled.

Bill Suttles Travel & Urban Scenes Collection

Beyond Europe, Bill Suttles traveled extensively through Mexico, the Caribbean, and the American South—places filled with energy, music, and visual rhythm. These works depict everyday life: market vendors, bicyclists, musicians, village processions, and sunlit plazas alive with motion.

Using quick linework and transparent washes, Suttles captured atmosphere with spontaneity and precision, often completing pieces on location. The result is a collection that feels alive—observational rather than staged, immediate rather than constructed.

For collectors, these works form a narrative that connects Suttles’ Appalachian roots to his global explorations, revealing cultural diversity, architectural character, and the humanity of lived experience.


Charleston Sailor by Bill Suttles, mixed media on paper, 2025.

Charleston Sailor — Line & Harbor Light

C harleston Sailor carries the steadiness of a tide-worn face — the kind of presence you feel before you name it. My father keeps the drawing honest: a few true contours, a held silence, and then the light does the rest. The line works like ...

Carolina Inlet by Bill Suttles, mixed media on paper, 2025.

Carolina Inlet — Tide & Quiet Light

C arolina Inlet carries the hush of water meeting land — not dramatic surf, but the steady give-and-take of tide and edge. My father keeps returning to this kind of threshold: forms that lean toward one another, light that decides when to stay ...

Watercolor painting of Maine’s rocky granite shoreline with evergreen trees and calm blue water by Bill Suttles.

The Grinders, Maine — Granite, Evergreens, and Quiet Water (1995)

There are places my father returns to again and again—not just physically, but internally. My parents loved the coast of Maine and made many trips and excursions to paint and enjoy the unique ambiance. I accompanied them on one of those trips ...

Outlook

Today's painting is titled "Outlook" and is from from Bill's Coastal & Other Collection. Each year, my parents went to Folly Beach, South Carolina, to paint for a week with a core group of friends and artists from Atlanta. It is one of only a ...

Boats, Folly Beach

Boats, Folly BeachIn Private Collection It is Way Back When Wednesday again. Last week I posted "Unknown #E-01.Today's Way Back When Wednesday's artwork's details are also unknown. I did not become involved in documenting and recording my ...

The Grinders -Maine

The Grinders, Maine circa 1980 It is Way Back When Wednesday again. Last week I posted "Still Life," circa 1960. This week's watercolor is circa 1980, "The Grinders, Maine."My parents made several painting trips to the coast of Maine. One of ...


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