FIGURATIVE WORKS
Ethan Hawk 2006
Audrey Print
Bush and Ethan
Chris Kyle
Figure Drawing in Acrylic 1986
Gene Tunney
Indian Boy
Jordan Kobe
Wish I was Famous. I have the Lips for it.
Portrait of a Sofia, 1986
President Bush - 9/11
Really Nice To Me
Vemi 1
Vemi 2
Vemi 3
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Ethan Hawk 2006
Painted for an Event hosted by Ethan Hawke for Childrens Museum of the Arts in New York City. I felt since Ethan was the host and a supporter of the wonderful museum he may be complimented by the surprise.
Price Upon Request. Please Contact Karl Hutter Fine Art
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Audrey Print
Created 60 Limited Edition Prints of Audrey at Boston University with Aithan Shapiro who worked under master printer Ken Tyler. Ken started Gemini Gel in Los Angelels in 1966 and has printed works for artists like Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Cy Twombly, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg etc. Originally sold for $500. in 2011. Prices for this rare print have now reached as much as $10,000. Available in the secondary market.
Limited Edition of 60 on Rives BFK 150 lb paper
30 x 22" Archival Silkscreen Print 2011
Price Upon Request. Please Contact Karl Hutter Fine Art
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Bush and Ethan
Living in Tribeca 7 blocks from the World Trade Centers, Quigley had been commissioned to paint President Bush by a friend of the Bush Family in 2000. He started the painting days after 911 in tears, and everything around his tribeca studio in turmoil. After deciding not to work on it any further, keep its integrity, and put it away in storage for 15 years, Quigley showed it in a 2016 group show that was supporting Veterans and Soldiers for Soldier Ride. It stands as one of his most cherished and important portraits. President Bush is now painting War Vets and Soldiers.
oil on canvas
72x72"
September 2001
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Chris Kyle
A giant supporter of US Veterans, Military, Caretakers and anyone who sacrifices and serves others Quigley painted Chris Kyle as a symbol of strength, selflessness and courage inspired by the Film and History of the Taya Kyle family and Frog Foundation.
Oil, charcoal, acrylic, crayon on board and canvas
80 x 54" 2015
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Figure Drawing in Acrylic 1986
One of Quigley's favorite life drawings from the early career days, 1986. Inspired by Diebenkorn, Guston and DeKooning.
Acrylic on Archival Poster Paper
30 x 22" 1986
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Gene Tunney
Part of a Series of over 60 Boxer Skrapper paintings made from 1999. Quigley continues to occasionally keep his own tradition alive. His boxer paintings are some of his more valuable and sought after work. He owns a Brand called Skrapper which acts as a public vehicle for his other ventures outside the studio; such as his dedication to charities and licensing limited edition Skrapper clothing, Apparel and other products.
oil on linen
12 x 9" 2014
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Indian Boy
Living in India twice in 1997 and again in 1998 for about 5 months total, Quigley made about 30 works in Delhi. This young 8 year old boy was living on the same block and was often seen playing cricket in the street. One day he was dressed up in traditional Muslim spiritual attire for a local service, and then used this photograph for a magazine ad. Inspired by the story, thus came the painting.
oil on canvas
40 x 36" 2015
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Jordan Kobe
William was commissioned by Michael Jordan in the early 90s. A huge fan, made 5 paintings of Jordan from 1992 to 2005. In 2011 Created 60 Limited Edition Prints of the infamous 2003 8 ft portrait of Michael Jordan. The prints were published through Boston University with Aithan Shapiro who worked under master printer Ken Tyler. Ken started Gemini Gel in Los Angelels in 1966 and has printed works for artists like Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Cy Twombly, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg etc. Originally sold for $500. in 2011. Prices for this rare print have now reached as much as $6,000. Some Prints are still available for $2500. in the studio
Limited Edition of 60 on Rives BFK 150 lb paper
30 x 22" Archival Silkscreen Print 2011
Price Upon Request. Please Contact Karl Hutter Fine Art
karl@khfineart.com www.khfineart.com -
Wish I was Famous. I have the Lips for it.
In 2002 after 911, Quigley moved from Tribeca to a 11 window, 2000 sq ft beautiful loft on Broome and Mercer in Soho. He was lucky to meet Giel and Diane Millner who loved his art and began trading a large part of the $8000 a month rent for 4 paintings per year. Quigley also became a nice addition to the family in a sense by voluntarily cleaning the lobby, making sure the building was looked after, and keeping peace between the Millners, who had moved to an incredible horse farm in Virginia, and the tenants. One of those Tenants was the popular Gormet Garage renting a large space on the busy Soho corner. Gormet Garage changed their decor every few years, and in 2006 feeling trendy and Skrappy Quigley decided to use one of the 6 ft metal signs he found in the trash for a painting. It remains one of his favorite paintings in his personal collection. Recently he decided to test the market and see if others may have his taste.
Oil and Acrylic on Gormet Garage Met Sign
72 x 72" 2006
Price Upon Request. Please Contact Karl Hutter Fine Art
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Portrait of a Sofia, 1986
A girl William met outside the Village Gate on Bleeker Street in 1986. "I thought then wow, this is New York! Jazz, Bleeker Street, Sofia. And thought for sure we would get married." Finding strong works from the beginning of an artists career are often rare. They show almost innocent consistencies and a foundation that an artist holds onto as their work and confidence develops. In most cases those same explorations that were once instincts in the formidable years, are now trademarks in the more mature works. This work on paper is a strong indication of the early strengths and aggressive line, yet sensitive mark now evident in most of Quigley's established portraits. This an extraordinary example of his early work that would help define a signature tendency in many of his later portraits.
Acrylic, charcoal, pencil, crayon on Paper
30 x 22" 1986
Price Upon Request. Please Contact Karl Hutter Fine Art
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President Bush - 9/11
Living in Tribeca 7 blocks from the World Trade Centers, Quigley had been commissioned to paint President Bush by a friend of the Bush Family in 2000. He started the painting days after 911 in tears, and everything around his tribeca studio in turmoil. After deciding not to work on it any further, keep its integrity, and put it away in storage for 15 years, Quigley showed it in a 2016 group show that was supporting Veterans and Soldiers for Soldier Ride. It stands as one of his most cherished and important portraits. President Bush is now painting War Vets and Soldiers.
oil on canvas
72x72"
September 2001
karl@khfineart.com www.khfineart.com -
Really Nice To Me
Sold
John Hoekman
Greenwich, CT -
Vemi 1
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Vemi 2
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Vemi 3
