Hubert shuptrine

(1936 - 2006)

American Watercolor Realist



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The String Man , ©Hubert Shuptrine, 1960, Watercolor and gouache, 40 x 30 inches



Hubert Shuptrine works in watercolor with a beautiful sense of the sheer, living consequentiality of his subject and with a skill that makes every picture an event to be reckoned with. He is a Beholder. He is able to enter into objects and people and places with the sense of these things entering into him.
—James Dickey, Jericho: The South Beheld


He didn't just paint what he saw, but what he saw within...and what a difference! His words could form a painting—his paintings could speak the words. He was more than an artist, more than a chronicler of the dying South—he was a minister to us all, through his art. We need only to study one of his paintings or turn the pages of his books to feel his religious experience.
— Alan Shuptrine


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