artists

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Dali, Salvador
Davis, Gene
Doty, Neal
Emin, Tracey
Friedlaender, Johnny
Frost, Terry
Furto, Fritz
Gaber-Hetebrüg, Monika
Geiger, Rupprecht
Gilchrist, Michael
Goodnough, Robert
Gorodine, Alexis
Haas, Terry
Haessle, Jean-Marie
Hall, Susan
Haring, Keith
Harris, Rolf
Hartung, Hans
Hewitt, Charlie
Hilon, France
Holland, Tom
Hratchya Najar, Barsoumian
Hughto, Daryl

Daryl Hughto

Darryl Hughto made his initial reputation as an abstract painter showing in New York City during the seventies. Works from that period in the Clement Greenberg Collection were recently included in the traveling museum exhibition of the collection.

He brings both the eye and techniques of a highly talented abstractionist. His large scale acrylic landscapes in particular speak forcefully about his roots in Abstract Formalism.

Hughto might be seen as returning to the genres of painting revolutionized in the decades surrounding the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries from the Impressionists to early Modernists.

The work of Darryl Hughto (b. 1943) is held in the permanent collections of many important museums and other prestigious public and private collections, including:

The Clement Greenberg Collection

Contemporary Art Museum, Houston

Denver Museum of Fine Art

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York

Gardner Museum, Boston

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Museum of Fine Arts

Boston; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Portland Museum of Art, Portland

Solo Exhibitions

2001 - CS. Schulte Galleries, Millburn, NJ 93, 95, 97, 98

1996 - Gallery One, Toronto, Ont. "The Artist's Garden" 81, 83, 88, 91

1995 - Rome Art and Community Center, Rome, NY