Clay Huffman

American · 1957–2001 · Printmaker

Clay Huffman (1957–2001) was a multi-medium artist, most well known for his vibrant, multicolored serigraphs of local roadside architecture. (Wikipedia)

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  1. Clay Huffman, Confectionery Convention, SilkscreenConfectionery ConventionSloans & Kenyon · $2,300≈ £1,694≈ €2,011Sign up to see
  2. Clay Huffman, Confectionery Convention, circa 2000, Pencil numbered, titled, and signed at baseConfectionery Convention, circa 2000Sloans & Kenyon · $850≈ £698≈ €789Sign up to see
  3. Clay Huffman, Hot Doughnuts Now, 1985, Pencil signed, dated ("Mar 85") numbered and titled at baseHot Doughnuts NowSloans & Kenyon · $550≈ £452≈ €511Sign up to see

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  1. Clay Huffman, Pair: "Up Your Alley" undated and "Aspiring Market," 1990, Pair of limited edition silkscreens in colors. "Aspiring Market" is pencil numbered 141
    Pair: "Up Your Alley" undated and "Aspiring Market," 1990
    Screenprint
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 225
    $500≈ £411≈ €464HammerSign up free to seeEst. $500–700View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗
  2. Clay Huffman, Confectionery Convention, Silkscreen
    Confectionery Convention
    Screenprint · ed. 47/190
    18.5 x 26 in
    Sloans & Kenyon · · Lot 1314
    $2,300≈ £1,694≈ €2,011HammerSign up free to seeEst. $400–600View at Sloans & Kenyon ↗

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