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The Cooper River Bridge, more formally known as the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, is a staple of Charleston landmarks. The bridge, the third of its kind to stand on the location, hosts the bridge run every April, and serves as a key location on commutes daily across it. From the bridge, Charleston’s skyline sprawls with churches, easy to imagine the comforting sight for sailors returning home over the last 350 years.
Painted at waterfront park, this art captures a live view of the bridge in early September, just as the summer wanes.
The Cooper River Bridge, more formally known as the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, is a staple of Charleston landmarks. The bridge, the third of its kind to stand on the location, hosts the bridge run every April, and serves as a key location on commutes daily across it. From the bridge, Charleston’s skyline sprawls with churches, easy to imagine the comforting sight for sailors returning home over the last 350 years.
Painted at waterfront park, this art captures a live view of the bridge in early September, just as the summer wanes.