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Richard H. Hunt (Master of Metals)

  • Sep 12, 1935
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Birth of Richard H. Hunt who soon became known as one of the "most gifted and assured artist working inthe direct open form medium..." Hunt did not work with paint, brush and canvas, but with blow-torch, hammer and metal. The creations of Richard Hunt stand in modernistic splendor in public and private collections throughout the nation. Carrying titles such as Lenear Spatioal Form, Branching Construction, and Standing Forms, Hunt's messages in metal have placed him in the vanguard of modern art.

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