Rob Howell Studio - DUMBO, Brooklyn, NY

Painter, Art Director, Graphic Designer

Rob Howell - Studio

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Rob Howell with Longbranch Screen

Oil, Wax, India Ink on Paper

36"x24"

Portia Study from Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice"

12"x13"
Charcoal on Gessoed 300lb Hot Press Arches Paper

Gessoed Hot Pressed cotton paper w/ Graphite and Spray Paint

16"x22"

"F" to Coney Island

Oil on Canvas

58"x48"

Rob Howell

Oil on Canvas

3 Panel Screen

55"x78"

Rob Howell

Oil Stick, Spray paint, Ink on Cotton Paper

24"x32"

Oil, Oil Enamel, Acrylic and Ink on Canvas

57"x47"

Asphaltum, Oil Enamel, Oil Pastel on Canvas-Stainless Steel Letters

60"x50"

Oil on canvas w/ collage

47"x57"

Acrylic, Oil Pastel, Enamel, Asphaltum

44"x52"

Acrylic on Canvas

50x56

Oil on Canvas

Four Panel Screen

Oil on Canvas

44"x32"

Oil on Canvas

39"x29"

Oil on Canvas

Take Me to a Higher Place

Oil on Canvas

48"x58"

Rob Howell

Fisher of Men

Oil on Canvas

39"x29"

Rob Howell

Grandma Was A Drinker

Oil on Canvas

48"x58"

Rob Howell

Chipper and the Bee

Oil on Canvas

48"x58"

Rob Howell

2007

Oil on Wood Board w/ vintage kitchen utensils

Size: 60"x44"

Self Portrait with Zooey

Gessoed Hot Pressed Cotton Paper, Graphite, Oil Pastel, Spray Paint

28"x24"

Rob Howell

Self Portrait-Wellfleet

Oil and Oil Pastel on canvas

20"x24"

Rob Howell

Oil based ink Serigraph

24"x18"

Oil based ink Serigraph

18"x24"

Oil based ink Serigraph

18"x24"

Toas Pueblo serigraph-edition of 50.

18"x24"

Oil Base ink

I visited the Taos Pueblo several years ago. I paid to enter as an artist and had intended on doing conté crayon drawings of the architecture and surroundings. I also took my camera along. It was a mystical experience. I was even invited into several homes in the large Pueblo structure. There is no indoor plumbing or electricity in the homes but the people still seemed very content. It was extremely cold outside that day-to cold to sit and draw. So I imagined in a bunch of twig like sketches what it was like to be there. This print was one of the sketches-done as a serigraph in an edition of 50. It includes part of the pueblo, an outdoor oven and a kiva-a place where the men of the tribe climb down by ladder into a underground room where ceremonies and weaving take place.