Steven Hagy

Joined Artfinder: June 2024

Artworks for sale: 11

United States

About Steven Hagy

 
 
  • Biography
    I like having a place where I can easily market my paintings and receive feedback. Artfinder maybe that place. I love seeing and saying. Of late color and light attracts me. Maryland landscape is so diverse I never seem to run out of subjects. 

    I studied with Enrique Montenegro, learning a great deal about color and brush work. I also studied with Richard Meyhew, learning what he liked to call the "Color grid" during my time at Penn State. I admire the work of the social realists in particular Philip Evergood. I also love the work of Maurice de Vlaminck and Oskar Kokoschka. I taught Lithography for several years at Towson University as well as painting, drawing and watercolor at Penn State.

    Very simply I love color. The interaction of one color next to another. I love things that excite my eyes color does that constantly. Weither it's bright and bold or soft and subtle, color. Someone said to me, "Stunning! I love how many colors you found in this scene". I replied, "So many different voices all screaming for attention"


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Biography

I like having a place where I can easily market my paintings and receive feedback. Artfinder maybe that place. I love seeing and saying. Of late color and light attracts me. Maryland landscape is so diverse I never seem to run out of subjects. 

I studied with Enrique Montenegro, learning a great deal about color and brush work. I also studied with Richard Meyhew, learning what he liked to call the "Color grid" during my time at Penn State. I admire the work of the social realists in particular Philip Evergood. I also love the work of Maurice de Vlaminck and Oskar Kokoschka. I taught Lithography for several years at Towson University as well as painting, drawing and watercolor at Penn State.

Very simply I love color. The interaction of one color next to another. I love things that excite my eyes color does that constantly. Weither it's bright and bold or soft and subtle, color. Someone said to me, "Stunning! I love how many colors you found in this scene". I replied, "So many different voices all screaming for attention"