About Fine Art Editions Gallery & Press
Fine Art Editions Gallery and Press is located in the heart of historic Georgetown, Kentucky at 146 East Main Street. We are located just 3 mile north of the Kentucky Horse Park.
As a complete publishing and printmaking house, art gallery, and custom frame shop. This is the studio of artist John Stephen Hockensmith. Hockensmith is known around the world as an equine photographer, for his artistic skill as a printmaker, an author and businessman.
We produce museum quality (matched-color) pigmented prints (commonly known as Giclee’). Our staff and other services provide custom framing for collectors and clients; we also represent several artists’ portfolios. We maintain an art gallery presence for artistic presentations and gallery exhibitions.
Hockensmith is also available for assignment world-wide. Hockensmith’s book Gypsy Horses and the Travelers’ Way was released in 2006 and received critical acclaim nationally. Oklahoma University Press will be distributing both the Gypsy Horse Book and his new book Spanish Mustangs in the Great American West world-wide. The Spanish Mustang Book will be available here in June 2009.
Hockensmith Photographics Inc. has historically been a regional commercial and portrait photography studio, our regional photographer uses the same facilities to provide high standard to all photographic assignments large and small. Please peruse our new website and make the journey to our historic hometown.
NEWS & MEDIA
Gypsy Horses and the Travelers' Way
From tales told by the light of stick fires to the drumbeat of hooves across foggy moors, the new book Gypsy Horses and the Travelers’ Way unveils the mystery and magic embraced by the Romani Gypsies of northern England.
Kentucky Derby
Since 2000, John Stephen Hockensmith has been contracted by Churchill Downs to produce the official Kentucky Derby Winner's Print and Winner's Collection.
Spanish Mustangs in the Great American West
The quill pen or the camera obscura is not what creates art; it is the artist who creates art. Hockensmith is a man of his time using the apparatus of his century, like a Walt Whitman with digital tools. This is a man who is a seasoned artist with a deep understanding of his subject matter. Hockensmith is without question a master equestrian artist.
Lloyd Kelly, president of the American Academy of Equine Art
