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Nathan Coppedge's Artwork Valued at $1 Million

2026-09-05: Only exposure for Hyper-Cubism disappears

For years I pondered where that $1 Million deposit to my old Sovereign bank account came from. And I finally solved It! The money came not from a payment for a screenplay, Nobel, or perpetual motion prize, but rather from a $1,000,000 check for a painting I received on the street.

When I went to the bank, the bank teller thought it was a fake check, but I told her to try to cash it anyway, maybe it would go through.

Anyway, I lost confidence because of what the teller said, and I even tried to have the man who gave me the check arrested. But it just seemed like too much trouble, so I told him he could have the painting, a million dollars or not.

After that, I assumed it was all over, until an unimaginable time later (around 2009), the check cleared in my account.

Since I didn't know where such a vast sum had come from (having still assumed the check was fake), and fearing taxation or some kind of unwilling loan scheme, I told the bank to return the money to whoever has sent it!

Being unaccustomed to such monies, I never drew the connection and it wasn't until much later, on the day before the Presidential Election in 2016 (today) that I realized the money came from that check!

So, long story short, although the money has been returned to the sender or kept by the bank, at least still I now know that my artwork is occasionally valued at $1M.

Because of this awareness, I have now officially cleared the first major hurdle to being a famous artist in my lifetime.

Commercial Gallery Hyper-Cubism:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/HyperCubism

At Least 94,000 Views to my Galleries!

My gallery at Impossible Machine has over 94,000 views!

http://www.impossiblemachine.com/Gallery2

I've been added to a Contemporary Art / Auction After Sale list

Not a big deal yet, but here is the link:

https://twitter.com/AuctionAS/lists/contemporary-art/members

I'm not easily found in the list, but I'm there somewhere, whenever I post I guess.

More importantly, my primary art page may be found at:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/HyperCubism

I also have a non-commercial gallery at: http://www.impossiblemachine.com/Gallery2

I mentioned someone

from the Non-Objective art movement at the Hyper-Cubism Group on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/HyperCubism

Those who would like to see examples of Hyper-Cubism may visit my Hyper-Cubism Gallery on Etsy, or that group page.

I also have a partly color art book available (not glossy pages, but it's less expensive than most art books by a factor of 1/2): Nathan Coppedge's Hyper-Cubism: Post-Cubist Drawings and Paintings ---currently only available as an e-book unfortunately. Hopefully in-print again next year.

Another, perhaps equally good book featuring Hyper-Cubism I also wrote this year, which is High Art: A Guide to Artistic Perfection, which is purely black and white and thus easier to print.

Remember, Amazon gift certificates work for physical printed book also, not just e-books.

Metaphysical Style / The Twerk has been sold!

2026-09-05: Only exposure for Hyper-Cubism disappears






My fabled Picasso Style piece has been sold to a Mr. Lehr in the U.K.

This is my long-belated first sale at Etsy.com.

The piece is titled "Metaphysical Style / The Twerk."

Including person-to-person sales, this is approximately my second sale over $300. A number of others have sold in the $100 - 200 range.

My previous sale was two framed drawings to Anthony and Crystal of CT. The couple stopped in my exhibit at Woodland Cafe which took place Sept. - Nov. in 2012.

I have also been selling a few copies of my very interesting art book, which is available for purchase here: Nathan Coppedge's Hyper-Cubism: Post-Cubist Drawings and Paintings.

Here is a link to my online gallery:

ETSY.COM/SHOP/HYPERCUBISM

Another piece in the style of Picasso

St. Paul's Cathedral / Picasso Style #2
Hyper-Cubism by Nathan Coppedge
Available for purchase HERE.

Wikimedia Commons

is developing an article on Hyper-Cubist Drawings.

See the link here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Categories_for_discussion/2014/07/Category:Hyper-Cubist_drawings

This gives me hope that the movement is gaining traction.

My dad commented recently, saying some friends / colleagues of his were noticing my art book which he bought from Amazon, and said that it looked gallery-quality.

So this is more good news in that direction.

Hopefully someone will start an article on the primary Wikipedia eventually.

My ART BOOK can be purchased HERE. It can also be found by searching Amazon for "hyper-cubism".