
Limited Edition Signed Print by Miller Pope: 'Hugo's Fury'
This is a professionally framed and double-matted limited edition print by artist Miller Pope, titled 'Hugo's Fury'. The artwork depicts a powerful coastal scene, specifically the impact of Hurricane Hugo on Charleston's historic Battery district. The composition features wind-swept palmetto trees and violent sea spray crashing against elegant multi-story coastal homes under a dark, turbulent sky. The color palette is dominated by muted blues, greys, and greens, conveying the intensity of the storm. The piece is hand-signed by the artist in the lower right corner and numbered in the lower left, indicating it is part of a limited print run (likely the late 20th century, following the 1989 storm). The print is housed in a dark mahogany-toned wood frame with a traditional profile. It features professional archive-style double matting with a thin blue inner reveal that complements the cool tones of the water, and a wide white outer matting. Condition-wise, the frame shows some minor surface abrasions and nicks on the left vertical rail, and the matting appears clean with no visible foxing or water damage. The paper shows good color retention with no obvious sun-fading, suggesting it has been kept out of direct sunlight.
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Estimated Value
$250.00 - $450.00
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
March 28, 2026
Estimated Value
$250.00 - $450.00
Item Description
This is a professionally framed and double-matted limited edition print by artist Miller Pope, titled 'Hugo's Fury'. The artwork depicts a powerful coastal scene, specifically the impact of Hurricane Hugo on Charleston's historic Battery district. The composition features wind-swept palmetto trees and violent sea spray crashing against elegant multi-story coastal homes under a dark, turbulent sky. The color palette is dominated by muted blues, greys, and greens, conveying the intensity of the storm. The piece is hand-signed by the artist in the lower right corner and numbered in the lower left, indicating it is part of a limited print run (likely the late 20th century, following the 1989 storm). The print is housed in a dark mahogany-toned wood frame with a traditional profile. It features professional archive-style double matting with a thin blue inner reveal that complements the cool tones of the water, and a wide white outer matting. Condition-wise, the frame shows some minor surface abrasions and nicks on the left vertical rail, and the matting appears clean with no visible foxing or water damage. The paper shows good color retention with no obvious sun-fading, suggesting it has been kept out of direct sunlight.
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