Guy Hepner Gallery

Hunt Slonem Cross Hatch Anthony For Sale

Hunt Slonem
Hunt Slonem - Cross Hatch Anthony, 2026, Oil on Wood

Cross Hatch Anthony, 2026

Oil on Wood

10 x 8 In

About this work

Hunt Slonem stands as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary American painting, recognized internationally for his Neo-Expressionist approach and singular dedication to serialized subject matter. His works are held in over 250 museum collections worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, establishing him as a figure of considerable institutional importance and sustained collector interest. Cross Hatch Anthony presents one of Slonem's celebrated rabbit portraits, rendered with the artist's characteristic gestural energy and textural richness. The composition features a singular hare set against a field of densely layered cross-hatched marks, a technique that has become synonymous with Slonem's practice. Working in oil on wood, the artist builds surface complexity through repeated scratched lines that animate the background while allowing the central figure to emerge with quiet presence. The intimate scale of ten by eight inches invites close contemplation, revealing the artist's process-driven approach where each stroke contributes to a meditative accumulation of mark and meaning. Slonem's rabbits, inspired by his lifelong fascination with nature and his extensive personal menagerie, transcend mere animal portraiture to become symbolic explorations of repetition, memory, and spiritual resonance. The work demonstrates Slonem's continued evolution within his established visual vocabulary, maintaining the expressive immediacy that has driven consistent demand across both primary and secondary markets for decades. Guy Hepner is pleased to offer Cross Hatch Anthony to discerning collectors seeking to acquire a quintessential example of Hunt Slonem's enduring artistic vision. Please contact the gallery for acquisition details and additional available works.

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