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[Oznell]

@NickNack,  I tried to do a shopping search for Hughie Lee-Smith's work, rather unsuccessfully.   The site called 1stDibs.com only had two items, and as original lithographs, they were $3800!  He must be a "hot" artist.   What a bummer.

Artnet had some.  Those that hadn't sold yet, had that intimidating "price given upon request" tag-- so you know it's going to be costly!

What a shame there don't seem to be inexpensive prints available for such an interesting artist.  You could always keep your eye on the secondary market, ebay, etc.

Were he still alive, there might be more opportunities to find his work at different price levels.

He's mysterious and thought-provoking.

 

[IMW]

To my eye the second work is very informed  By Edward Hopper. Great use of light.

Real talent.

[NickNack]

Thank you so much for trying @Oznell .  I was so disappointed to not be able to find any prints of his.  I do love his art.  I especially loved his beach scenes.

[Kachina624]

@NickNack    You could take a screenshot of the painting you like then have one of those prints-to-canvas services  make it look like a print on canvas.  They offer a variety of sizes and aren't hugely expensive.  I've had them made of photographs and they came out well.  I believe Walgreens offers that service, although I used a online company.  Its all done online.

[Kachina624]

@NickNack    Here's the service to which I referred.