Hunt Slonem’s dramatic and whimsical art has been represented in more than 250 galleries around the world. A self-described Neo-Expressionist, he’s best known for his clusters of framed bunny rabbits and butterflies as well as for his historic figures. His mansions are far less widely known but perhaps even more wow-inducing (if also, occasionally, befuddling.)
A new book, The Spirited Homes of Hunt Slonem, by Brian D. Coleman, reveals them all. There’s also a chapter on his pristine New York studios.
