"Martian" Frank Hunter, Limited Edition Prints

Exclusive to Broadstreet Fine Art.

11" x 14" archival pigment print on acid free, 100% cotton rag media with a bright smooth finish. This paper has an extremely-high color gamut and black density - Smooth Matte Finish - 98% Opacity - 96 ISO Brightness - Acid Free - pH Buffered.

Framed size is 14" x 17"

The framing options for this edition includes a Roma wood frame (hand-crafted in Italy) in either sleek black or clean white, an acid-free mat, UV acrylic, acid-free foamcore backing and ready to hang hardware.

Please let us know in your purchase order which framing option you prefer.

**This print is also available in a non-framed version - $120. Please let us know which option you prefer in your purchase order.**

Price is subject to availability and may increase as the edition sells out.

Frank Hunter



In a career spanning more than three decades, Frank Hunter has published nearly 400 images, all reflect Hunter's unique combination of technical virtuosity and aesthetic profundity. 

 Hunter uses his medium to produce deeply poetic, haunting, and timeless landscapes and still-lifes through a complicated process not for its own sake, but to express fully his visual perceptions.

Hunter has been the recipient of three Georgia Council for the Arts grants and has garnered wide esteem for his work, which is represented in private, corporate, and museum collections, including Atlanta's High Museum of Art. He currently teaches at Duke University.

Frank Hunter was born and grew up in the desert southwest. His awaking to landscape came early in life in the form of four-day car trips made each summer from southern New Mexico to his mother's family home in Northern Michigan.

Hunter received an MFA in photography from Ohio University, where he was the John Cady Fellow. He later received grants from the Bernheim Foundation, the International Polaroid collection, and Light Works at Syracuse University.



Frank Hunter's work is in numerous public and private collections, including those of the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, the Denver Museum of Art, the Houston Museum of Art, the Polaroid International Collection, the Elton John Collection, etc.

Item ID: BS-1055