Hugh Kepets

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Tilden
1987, 26-c screenprint, 21.5" x 29.5", ed: 68, $1000.

Astor
1986, 32-c screenprint, sh: 21.5"x 29.5", ed: 67. $1200. (rare)

Lenox
1986, 31-c screenprint, 21.5" x29.5", ed: 68, $1000.

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10th Street Bridge #1
2019, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5”, ed: 45, $950.*

10th Street Bridge #2
2019, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5”, ed: 45, $950.*

Plane & 2 Shovels
2019, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Watering Cans
2019, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5”, ed: 45, $900.*

Williamsburg Bridge II
2019, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley I
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley II
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley III
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley IV
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley V
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley VI
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley VII
2018, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5", ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley VIII
2018, archival pigment print, 29.5” x 22”, ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley IX
2018, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5", ed: 45, $900.*

Stanley X
2018, archival pigment print, 22” x 29.5", ed: 45, $900.*

Union Sq. I
1996, screenprint, 42" x 29.5", ed: 60, $1000.*

Union Sq. II
1996, screenprint, 42" x 29.5", ed: 60, $1000.*

Washington Sq I
1994, intaglio, 42” x 29”, ed: 40, $1000.*

Washington Sq II
1994, intaglio, 42” x 29”, ed: 40, $1000.*

Ontario
1992, etching, 30" x 44", ed: 60, $1400.*

Superior
1992, etching, 30" x 44", ed: 60, $1400.*

Columbus I
1990, screenprint, 48" x 36", ed: 50, $2000.*

Columbus II
1990, screenprint, 48" x 36", ed: 50, $2000.*

Akron
1989, screenprint, 29.5" x 21.75", ed: 90, $1200.*

Huron
1989, screenprint, 29.5" x 21.75", ed: 90, $1200.*

* consigned work

Hugh Kepets was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1946 and received Fine Arts degrees from Carnegie-Mellon University and Ohio University. He now lives and works in New York City. For the past dozen years he has been represented in national and international juried and invitational shows as well as four one-man shows in New York and others in Dallas, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago and Philadelphia.

Kepets is an artist intrigued by fragmented views of reality. Concentration on subjects like architecture and still life, he makes reality seem magical in his precise and patterned close-ups and sharply cropped compositions. Complicated and engaging, his works transform familiar objects into highly evocative abstractions.

Kepets' work is in most major corporate, numerous private and many public collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Library of Congress, Cleveland Museum of Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, and Harvard and Yale University Museums.