Hunter and Skunk
Type:Painting
Size:40.00" x 29.60"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
Lynn Bogue Hunt - "Hunter and Skunk" Available for purchase. Please contact 843-727-1224 for details.
Lynn Bogue Hunt ART FOR SALE
1878 Mineola, New York - 1960 Mineola, New York. Known for: Illustration-outdoor genre, wildlife.
The following text is from the introduction to the book, Lynn Bogue Hunt: A Sporting Life by Kevin C. Shelly: Submitted by the author. Lynn Bogue Hunt lived in two worlds throughout his 82 years.... Read full biography
The following text is from the introduction to the book, Lynn Bogue Hunt: A Sporting Life by Kevin C. Shelly: Submitted by the author. Lynn Bogue Hunt lived in two worlds throughout his 82 years. Born into a well-off family, he grew up poor, raised by a single parent: the tattered coat worn to his... Read full biography
The following text is from the introduction to the book, Lynn Bogue Hunt: A Sporting Life by Kevin C. Shelly: Submitted by the author. Lynn Bogue Hunt lived in two worlds throughout his 82 years. Born into a well-off family, he grew up poor, raised by a single parent: the tattered coat worn to his high school graduation was patched and let out; his mismatched pants second-hand. Money mattered to Hunt the rest of his life. One of his favorite sayings as an adult was: "Art for art's sake, but... Read full biography
The following text is from the introduction to the book, Lynn Bogue Hunt: A Sporting Life by Kevin C. Shelly: Submitted by the author. Lynn Bogue Hunt lived in two worlds throughout his 82 years. Born into a well-off family, he grew up poor, raised by a single parent: the tattered coat worn to his high school graduation was patched and let out; his mismatched pants second-hand. Money mattered to Hunt the rest of his life. One of his favorite sayings as an adult was: "Art for art's sake, but money for God's sake!" During the Depression his popular and prolific artwork earned him as much as $50,000 a year - about $650,000 in today's dollars. He had money enough then for a maid and a fashionable Long Island address. Concerned with... Read full biography
The following text is from the introduction to the book, Lynn Bogue Hunt: A Sporting Life by Kevin C. Shelly: Submitted by the author. Lynn Bogue Hunt lived in two worlds throughout his 82 years. Born into a well-off family, he grew up poor, raised by a single parent: the tattered coat worn to his high school graduation was patched and let out; his mismatched pants second-hand. Money mattered to Hunt the rest of his life. One of his favorite sayings as an adult was: "Art for art's sake, but money for God's sake!" During the Depression his popular and prolific artwork earned him as much as $50,000 a year - about $650,000 in today's dollars. He had money enough then for a maid and a fashionable Long Island address. Concerned with appearances, Hunt dressed meticulously, even when fishing. An immaculate white smock protected his c... Read full biography
Lynn Bogue Hunt - Art for Sale (5 available)
Autumn Flight
Type:Painting
Size:26.00" x 19.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
SOLD FOR $27,225 AT THE COEUR D'ALENE ART AUCTION-RENO! Estimate $5000-7500. Now taking consignments. For more information, please call 208 772-9009 or www.cdaartauction.com
"English Setter Pins down a Grouse."
Type:Painting
Size:8.25" x 6.50"
Medium:Watercolor
Signed:Signed
Lion and Lioness, The Saturday Evening Post Cover
Type:Illustration
Year:1932
Size:12.75" x 15.20"
Medium:Watercolor
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Cover illustration for "The Saturday Evening Post," March 19, 1932, a copy of which accompanies this piece.
Upland game
Type:Painting
Size:28.00" x 15.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Front
Notes:
WE ARE BUYING!!! Top dollar paid same day offers. Excellent example Not for sale