Ads for The Gallery on Greene in The Florida Keys

Key West & Cuba’s Museum Quality Regional Art Celebrating Cultural Resilience George Carey Manzanitos, Angela St., 24” x 32”, 1986 George Carey (1942–2010) was a true son of KeyWest and one of the island’s distinctive visual storytellers. A fourthgeneration Bahamian Conch, Carey painted the places he knew intimately—sun-washed streets with all there wear and tear, boats and the wild beauty of the Florida Keys—with remarkable precision and affection. His meticulous realism captured not simply what Key West looked like, but something of its character and vanishing way of life. Today, Carey’s paintings serve as more than works of art—they are enduring pieces of Key West’s visual memory. Through his eyes, streets, boats, landscapes and moments of island life were preserved for generations, giving future viewers a chance to see the Key West he knew, loved and helped shape. Works Available on Approval & Concierge Services from Key West to Key Largo The Gallery on Greene | 606 Greene Street | Key West, Florida galleryongreene.com | 305-304-2323