Fish Beach
oil on linen
12" x 12"
$2,800

Meeting House, Wilderness
Watercolor
22" x 15"


Storm Door
Egg Tempera on panel
23-1/2" x 34"


Fish House
Oil on canvas
12" x 12"


Fish Beach
Oil on panel
12" x 12"


Josephine's Flowers
Watercolor on paper
11-1/4" x 15"


Life Ring, Monhegan
Egg Tempera
24" x 36"
$24,000

Memorial Day
Egg Tempera
32" x 48"
$32,000

Watercolor
30" x 22"
$9,000

Egg Tempera
47-1/2" x 35-1/2"
$24,000

Light House Study
Oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2,400

Fish House Study, Monhegan, 2004
Oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2,400

Brother's Shed
watercolor
30" x 22"
$8000

Surf Study
watercolor
22" x 15"
$4000

Repainting
watercolor
30" x 22"
$8000

Keepers House Manana Study
watercolor
6 1/2" x 5"
$1200

Keepers House Rooftop
watercolor
22" x 30"
$8000

Keepers House, Manana
watercolor
30" x 22"
$8000

Lighthouse
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2,800

Red Roof
oil on linen
12" x 12"
$2800

Back Shed Sheets
oil on panel
18" x 22"
$3600

Fish House, 2007
watercolor
15" x 11"
$2000

Vaughn House, 2004
watercolor on paper
20" x 15"
$4000

Beach Fire 2007
oil on linen
8" x 12"
$1800

Island School
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Laundry
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Island Dory
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Red House
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Rope Shed 1
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Keepers House Manana Study
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Rain Barrel
oil on panel
12" x 12"
$2400

Stephen Hodecker

Stephen Hodecker was born in 1956 in Manchester, Connecticut and grew up in New Hampshire. He studied at the University of New Hampshire with John Hatch and Sigmund Abeles. He later studied in California and then Florence, Italy - where his classical figure style was established.

His materials include oil, watercolor, egg tempera and pastel. His work, both landscape and figurative, is rooted firmly in the traditions and themes of European and American realism. Among his influences are Homer, Hopper, Sargent ,Wyeth and Olitski.

Stephen has painted the landscape across the country and abroad, most notably Ireland and Scotland. However, his primary subject matter remains rural New England, New Hampshire and the coast of Maine.

Stephen Hodecker lives and maintains his studio in Meredith, New Hampshire.