Hell Hound On My Trail by George Hunt
Model: Fine Art Reproduction
SKU: 806399L

Manufacturer: by Artist George Hunt
Condition: New
Shipping weight: 1 lb

Our Price: $250.00

STOCK QTY: 2

DESCRIPTION:

"Hell Hound On My Trail" by George Hunt
Image Size 23.5 x 28.5
Fine Art Reproduction on High Quality Art Paper
Retail for $250

This is a mint condition fine art reproduction on high quality art paper. This item is unframed. This limited edition print is hand signed and numbered by the artist. All title and publisher information is printed in the border of this print.

About Artist: s born in rural Lake Charles, LA in 1940 where he was reared by his single mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Mr. Hunt advanced his formal education at the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff and later at NYU in the graduate program where he studied under Hale Woodruff, noted Harlem Renaissance artist.

In the 1960’s George started incorporating the cubism style of painting in his own style. His personal stamp in the style includes collage, vibrant colors and lively textures. As a youth George was personally connected to one of the most devastating periods in American history as he was one of the pallbearers assisting in putting Dr. King’s body on a plane for his return to Georgia to be laid to rest. In 1993 Mr. Hunt created a piece titled “I Am A Man” as a tribute to the sanitation worker’s strike. Today that piece hangs in the National Museum of Civil Rights and will forever be connected with the legacy of George Hunt.
This is a mint condition fine art reproduction on high quality art paper. This item is unframed. This limited edition print is hand signed and numbered by the artist. All title and publisher information is printed in the border of this print.

About Artist: s born in rural Lake Charles, LA in 1940 where he was reared by his single mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Mr. Hunt advanced his formal education at the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff and later at NYU in the graduate program where he studied under Hale Woodruff, noted Harlem Renaissance artist.

In the 1960’s George started incorporating the cubism style of painting in his own style. His personal stamp in the style includes collage, vibrant colors and lively textures. As a youth George was personally connected to one of the most devastating periods in American history as he was one of the pallbearers assisting in putting Dr. King’s body on a plane for his return to Georgia to be laid to rest. In 1993 Mr. Hunt created a piece titled “I Am A Man” as a tribute to the sanitation worker’s strike. Today that piece hangs in the National Museum of Civil Rights and will forever be connected with the legacy of George Hunt.