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# Howard Hodgkin

British painter and printmaker

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- [Streaming now on medici.tv : Pulcinella by Richard Alston, music by Stravinsky, costume & set design by Howard Hodgkin.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/streaming-now-on-medici-tv-pulcinella-by-richard-alston-music-by-stravinsky-costume-set-design-by-howard-hodgkin) - Pulcinella by Richard Alston, music by Stravinky, is now streaming on medici.tv. Follow the link below to view the performance from 1987. A subscription to medici.tv is required. WATCH HERE Program notes:Immerse yourself in the sparkling and colorful world of Pulcinella! Born from the collaboration between choreographer Richard Alston and British painter Howard Hodgkin, this
- [Lightbox Gallery | Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden | 28th March - 12th July 2026](https://howard-hodgkin.com/lightbox-gallery-howard-hodgkin-in-a-public-garden-28th-march-12th-july-2026) - Lightbox GalleryChobham Road, Woking, Surrey, UK, GU21 4AA In a Public Garden brings together more than forty vibrant and richly worked prints by Howard Hodgkin, shown across the Floor One Gallery. Spanning five decades of his career (from 1966 to 2016), the exhibition offers a vivid introduction to an acclaimed artist celebrated for his extraordinary use
- [Poster: Howard Hodgkin prints 1977 to 1983 | Re-strike of the original 1985 exhibition poster](https://howard-hodgkin.com/poster-howard-hodgkin-prints-1977-to-1983-re-strike-of-the-original-1985-exhibition-poster) - In 1985 the exhibition Howard Hodgkin: Prints 1977 to 1983, took place at the Tate Gallery, Millbank, London. As part of the 40th anniversary of this exhibition, King and McGaw in partnership with Tate, have released an official authorised re-strike of the original 1985 exhibition poster as an archival pigment print on 140gsm fine art
- [Banyan Tree | New reproductive silkscreen print, 2025 | Printed and published by King & McGaw](https://howard-hodgkin.com/banyan-tree-new-reproductive-silkscreen-print-2025-printed-and-published-by-king-mcgaw) - This remarkable hand-pulled limited edition screenprint in 26 colours is based on the original painting Banyan Tree, c.1988, by Howard Hodgkin. The print is stamped with the artist’s signature and is authorised by his estate, his executors and the trustees of the Howard Hodgkin Legacy Trust. Howard Hodgkin painted Banyan Tree in 1988, when he
- [Contemporary Perspectives on Hodgkin: A Panel Discussion with Shanay Jhaveri and Hannah Perry | 4.12.25 at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/contemporary-perspectives-on-hodgkin-a-panel-discussion-with-shanay-jhaveri-and-hannah-perry-4-12-25-at-pitzhanger-manor-gallery) - Thursday, December 4, 2025, 6:30–7:30pmPitzhanger Manor & Gallery, Londonwww.pitzhanger.org.uk Contemporary Perspectives on Hodgkin: A Panel Discussion with Shanay Jhaveri (Head of Visual Arts, Barbican Art Gallery) and artist Hannah Perry Join Shanay Jhaveri, Head of Visual Arts at the Barbican, and artist Hannah Perry for a discussion exploring Howard Hodgkin’s continuing influence on contemporary art
- [In Conversation: Richard Calvocoressi and Nicholas Serota on Howard Hodgkin | 13.11.25 at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/in-conversation-richard-calvocoressi-and-nicholas-serota-on-howard-hodgkin-13-11-25-at-pitzhanger-manor-gallery) - Thursday, November 13, 2025, 6:30–7:30pmPitzhanger Manor & Gallery, Londonwww.pitzhanger.org.uk Join Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery for a conversation between Richard Calvocoressi and Nicholas Serota about Howard Hodgkin, on the occasion of Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden. Curated by Calvocoressi, the exhibition explores Hodgkin’s fascination with light, color, and nature. Serota curated three exhibitions of the artist’s work during his lifetime, at
- [Open House Festival | Howard Hodgkin Studio | September 13, 14, 20, 21, 2025.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/open-house-festival-howard-hodgkin-studio-september-13-14-20-21-2025) - Howard Hodgkin’s Bloomsbury studio, London, will be open to the public as part of this year’s Open House Festival. The studio will be open between 10:00 - 17:00 on September 13, 14, 20, 21, 2025. Visitors must book in advance through the Open House Festival website. The studio address will be sent to registered visitors
- [Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery | Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden | 1st October 2025 - 8th March 2026](https://howard-hodgkin.com/pitzhanger-manor-gallery-howard-hodgkin-in-a-public-garden-october-2025-february-2026) - Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden1st October 2025 - 8th March 2026Pitzhanger Manor & GalleryEaling Green, London W5 5EQ In a career lasting more than 50 years, the painter Howard Hodgkin (1932–2017) made over 200 prints. Many of them were hand-coloured under his supervision by the various printers he worked with so that they come
- [Howard Hodgkin at TEFAF, New York, May 9th - 13th, 2025](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-at-tefaf-new-york-may-9th-13th-2025) - TEFAF 2025 Howard HodgkinBooth 314 Collectors Preview, Thursday 8 May, General Admission, Friday 9 - Tuesday 13 May.Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert are delighted to present a stand dedicated solely to the British artist, Howard Hodgkin (1932-2017).Park Avenue Armory 643 Park Avenue NY 10065
- [Pallant House Gallery | Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists |17 May - 2 November 2025](https://howard-hodgkin.com/pallant-house-gallery-seeing-each-other-portraits-of-artists-17-may-2-november-2025) - Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists17 May - 2 November 2025Pallant House Gallery9 N Pallant, Chichester PO19 1TJThis major exhibition brings together over 130 works that explore artistic relationships, identity, and mutual influence in modern and contemporary British art. Spanning 125 years, it showcases paintings, prints, drawings, photography, sculpture, and installations that capture the distinctive gaze between creative peers. Featuring over 80 artists including Lucian Freud, Lubaina Himid, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Lee Miller, Eric Ravilious, Paula Rego and many more, the exhibition unveils friendships and emulation, as well as homages to earlier artists, through intimate portrayals. From rare portraits of celebrated figures to new commissions, discover connections that have shaped British art and
- [Bernard Jacobson Gallery | Howard Hodgkin: Early Prints | January 15 - March 3, 2025](https://howard-hodgkin.com/bernard-jacobson-gallery-howard-hodgkin-early-prints-january-16-march-3-2025) - Bernard Jacobson Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of prints by British artist Howard Hodgkin. This exhibition focuses on the first three decades of Hodgkin’s artistic career, showcasing his energetic experiments in printmaking. The exhibition shows the artist’s close working relationship with Bernard Jacobson, who published many of his prints. Bernard Jacobson Gallery8 Golden Square, London, W1F 9HY Monday -
- [Museum Acquisitions: The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquire the 'After All' print portfolio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/museum-acquisitions-the-metropolitan-museum-of-art-acquire-the-after-all-print-portfolio)
- [Artforum | Top Ten 2024 | James Meyer selects 'Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting'.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artforum-top-ten-2024-james-meyer-selects-indian-skies-the-howard-hodgkin-collection-of-indian-court-painting) - At the end of each year, Artforum invites dozens of the most interesting and influential artists, curators, and writers working today to share their highlights from the previous twelve months. The December 2024 issue includes the annual “Top Ten” feature, in which ten contributors each identify ten of the most notable exhibitions, publications, events, or ideas of
- [Property from the Collection of the Late Howard Hodgkin, Sotheby's 12/11/24](https://howard-hodgkin.com/property-from-the-collection-of-the-late-howard-hodgkin-sothebys-12-11-24) - The upcoming Classic Design sale in London will showcase a remarkable array of private collections with works of art spanning the 17thcentury all the way to the 20th century, and each of these will reflect the refined taste and meticulous care of its discerning collectors. Amongst the highlights, the auction will first feature an exquisite selection
- [Howard Hodgkin, 'Palmette', 1987, Christie's 19/11/24](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-palmette-1987-christies-19-11-24) - Howard Hodgkin's Palmette, 1987, gouache and acrylic on paper, is included in The Private Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart - Pioneers of Modern British and Irish Art sale at Christie’s, London, November 19th 2024. The work will be on display at Christie's between November 13th – 19th. Christie's, 8 King St, London, SW1Y 6QT
- [Open House Festival | Howard Hodgkin Studio | September 14 and 15, 2024](https://howard-hodgkin.com/open-house-festival-howard-hodgkin-studio-september-14-and-15-2024) - Howard Hodgkin's Bloomsbury studio, London, will be open to the public as part of this year's Open House Festival. The studio will be open between 10:00 - 18:00 on September 14 and 15, 2024. Visitors must book in advance through the Open House Festival website. The website link can be found by clicking here, or
- [Howard Hodgkin, Gagosian Burlington Arcade, London, September 3 - 28, 2024](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-gagosian-burlington-arcade-london-september-3-28-2024) - Gagosian is pleased to announce a presentation of work by Howard Hodgkin (1932–2017) at its gallery in London’s Burlington Arcade, and a takeover dedicated to the artist at the Gagosian Shop. The project explores the full breadth of Hodgkin’s wide-ranging interests in antiquities, design, food, literature, travel, and, of course, painting. One of Britain’s most celebrated
- [Kasmin's Camera | Lyndsey Ingram Gallery, London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/kasmins-camera-lindsey-ingram-gallery-london) - Kasmin’s Camera, at Lyndsey Ingram gallery presents the photographic archives of British art dealer and collector John Kasmin. The photographs record an international community of artists, dealers and critics including Gillian Ayres, Anthony Caro, Leo Castelli, Helen Frankenthaler, Clement Greenberg, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Jules Olitski, Barnett Newman, Kenneth Noland, Frank Stella and others. Also included
- [Come Back Dull Care |Sotheby's, London: Contemporary Day Auction, including the Ralph I. Goldenberg Collection, 26/06/24](https://howard-hodgkin.com/come-back-dull-care-sothebys-london-contemporary-day-auction-including-the-ralph-i-goldenberg-collection-26-06-24) - Howard Hodgkin's Come Back Dull Care, 1999, oil on wood, is for sale as part of the Contemporary Day Auction including the the Ralph I. Goldenberg Collection at Sotheby's, June 26th 2024. Excerpt from catalogue notes: Paint-laden, gestural brushstrokes in green, red and black form the core of the work bordered by a thick frame,
- [GAGOSIAN QUARTERLY: The Art of the Olympics](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gagosian-quarterly-the-art-of-the-olympics) - The Olympic and Paralympic Games arrive in Paris on July 26. Ahead of this momentous occasion, Yasmin Meichtry, the associate director at the Olympic Foundation for Culture and Heritage, Switzerland, met with Gagosian senior director Serena Cattaneo Adorno to discuss the Olympic Games’ long engagement with artists and culture, including the Olympic Museum, commissions, and
- [The Week in Art Podcast | review of Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-week-in-art-podcast-review-of-indian-skies-the-howard-hodgkin-collection-of-indian-court-painting) - It is the final week of Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. A highly regarded painter and printmaker, Hodgkin collected works from the Mughal, Deccani, Rajput, and Pahari courts dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries that reflect his personal passion for
- [Items from The Estate of Howard Hodgkin, Olympia Auctions, June 5th 2024 Sale](https://howard-hodgkin.com/items-from-the-estate-of-howard-hodgkin-olympia-auctions-june-5th-2024-sale) - Tiles, textiles, marble fragments and more from The Estate of Howard Hodgkin will be included in the Indian, Islamic, Himalayan and South-East Asian Art, including Greek and Roman Antiquities sale at Olympia Auctions, London, June 5th 2024. The full list of items from the estate can be viewed in the link at the bottom of
- [From Then to Now: 90 Years of Glyndebourne Posters | May 16 - September 8, 2024](https://howard-hodgkin.com/from-then-to-now-90-years-of-glyndebourne-posters-may-16-september-8-2024) - In 1997 Howard Hodgkin designed the 1998 Glyndebourne Festival Programme Book cover. As part of Glyndebourne's 90th birthday celebrations, the 1998 programme cover has been released as a limited poster in an edition of 150, 80 x 60cm, printed by King and McGaw. The poster is available for pre-order via the Glyndebourne website, link below. The exhibition
- [The MET | Annual Distinguished Lecture on the Arts of South and Southeast Asia—Howard Hodgkin and India: Reflections on Art Making and Collecting 15/03/24](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-met-annual-distinguished-lecture-on-the-arts-of-south-and-southeast-asia-howard-hodgkin-and-india-reflections-on-art-making-and-collecting-15-03-24) - Join experts close to Howard Hodgkin, including his partner of thirty-three years, Antony Peattie, for a personal look at the artist and collector’s lifetime engagement with India and Indian painting. Over the course of sixty years, Hodgkin (British, 1932–2017) formed a collection of Indian paintings and drawings that is recognized as one of the finest
- [Patrick Caulfield and Howard Hodgkin: Painter-Colleagues | Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/patrick-caulfield-and-howard-hodgkin-painter-colleagues-hazlitt-holland-hibbert) - Patrick Caulfield & Howard Hodgkin‘Painter-Colleagues’21 February –12 April 2024Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert, 38 Bury Street, London SW1Y 6BB This exhibition at Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert brings together paintings by the British artist Patrick Caulfield (1936-2005) with work by his close friend Howard Hodgkin (1932-2017), dating from the 1960s to the 1990s. From their first encounter in the early 1960s,
- [Howard Hodgkin spotlight display at IFPDA Print Fair, New York](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-spotlight-display-at-ifpda-print-fair-new-york) - A selection of hand-painted prints by Howard Hodgkin, curated by Cristea Roberts Gallery will be exhibited between February 15 - 18, 2024, in a spotlight display at the IFPDA Print Fair, New York.Howard Hodgkin's collection of Indian court paintings are also currently on show in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, until June 9, 2024. Hodgkin had a
- [INTERIOR (THE SPECTATOR), a film by Matthew Burdis, narrated by Willem Dafoe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/interior-the-spectator-a-film-by-matthew-burdis-narrated-by-willem-dafoe) - Matthew Burdis is an artist-filmmaker who is the studio manager and archivist at The Estate of Howard Hodgkin. His recent film Interior (The Spectator), narrated by Willem Dafoe, contemplates Burdis’ relationship to the painter Howard Hodgkin, through working at his home and studio. The highly personalised domestic interior of Hodgkin’s London home becomes a container
- [Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-skies-the-howard-hodgkin-collection-of-indian-court-painting-the-metropolitan-museum-of-art-nyc) - February 6 - June 9, 2024 Over the course of sixty years, British artist Howard Hodgkin (British, London 1932–2017 London) formed a collection of Indian paintings and drawings that is recognized as one of the finest of its kind. A highly regarded painter and printmaker, Hodgkin collected works from the Mughal, Deccani, Rajput, and Pahari
- [National Galleries Scotland | The Printmaker's Art: Rembrandt to Rego](https://howard-hodgkin.com/national-galleries-scotland-the-printmakers-art-rembrandt-to-rego) - Everyone has the power to make a print. It’s one of the most accessible art forms. Now come and experience the print pioneers who have made their mark in the last five hundred years. Journey from Albrecht Dürer in the fifteenth century right through to contemporary artists like Tracey Emin and Chris Ofili. On the way discover how artists have
- [Howard Hodgkin Home launch in Howard Hodgkin’s Studio, Central London, 27/11/23](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-home-launch-in-howard-hodgkins-studio-central-london-27-11-23) - Please join us for the London launch of Howard Hodgkin Home - a new initiative to celebrate the work of British artist Howard Hodgkin (1932 - 2017) and to help fund the ambitions of the Howard Hodgkin Legacy Trust. You’ll be able to purchase our first collaborations and products at Howard’s studio in Bloomsbury, London,
- [Beyond the Page: South Asian Miniature Painting and Britain, 1600 to Now | MK Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/beyond-the-page-south-asian-miniature-painting-and-britain-1600-to-now-mk-gallery) - Beyond the Page explores how the traditions of South Asian miniature painting have been reclaimed and reinvented by modern and contemporary artists, taken forward beyond the pages of illuminated manuscripts to experimental forms that include installations, sculpture, and film.The exhibition features work by artists from different generations working in dialogue with the miniature tradition, including Hamra
- [Howard Hodgkin, Sitting Room at West Hill, 1964-65 | Sotheby's 25/10/23](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-sitting-room-at-west-hill-1964-65-sothebys-25-10-23) - Howard Hodgkin's Sitting Room at West Hill, 1964 - 1965, oil on canvas, is included in the The Edith & Stuart Cary Welch Collection sale at Sotheby's, London, October 25th 2023. The painting will be on display at Sotheby's between October 20th - 24th. Auction catalogue notes: We are grateful to the Howard Hodgkin studio
- [The Hepworth Wakefield Shop | Indian Sea and Red Sky in the Morning rug](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-hepworth-wakefield-shop-indian-sea-and-red-sky-in-the-morning-rug) - Available from The Hepworth Wakefield are two recently released Howard Hodgkin rugs - Red Sky in the Morning (edition of 150) and Indian Sea (edition of 10) - which are based on paintings by Hodgkin. The rugs are created by The Estate of Howard Hodgkin in partnership with Christopher Farr, a London-based company that has
- [Gagosian Shop | Howard Hodgkin: Red Sky in the Morning rug](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gagosian-shop-howard-hodgkin-red-sky-in-the-morning-rug) - This limited-edition hand-tufted rug, based on Howard Hodgkin’s Red Sky in the Morning (2016), translates the vivid colors and virtuosic gestures of the renowned British artist’s painting into Ghazni wool, a material from Afghanistan known for its wide range of color variation. Fabricated by a skilled artisan who uses a tufting gun to replicate Hodgkin’s
- [Art Basel 2023 | Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-basel-2023-hazlitt-holland-hibbert) - ART BASEL 2023BRIDGET RILEY / PAULA REGO / FRANK AUERBACH / HOWARD HODGKIN 15 - 18 June 2023Preview 12 - 14 June (by invitation only)Stand F9, Hall 2.0 Three significant paintings by Howard Hodgkin each deal with an important aspect of the artist's oeuvre. Venice Sunset belongs to an impressive body of pictures influenced by Hodgkin’s many visits to Venice; an interior, Living
- [Memories: Etel Adnan and Howard Hodgkin | Cristea Roberts Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/memories-etel-adnan-and-howard-hodgkincristea-roberts-gallery) - Cristea Roberts Gallery are delighted to announce a two person exhibition of late prints by Etel Adnan (1925 - 2021) and Howard Hodgkin (1932 - 2017). Two of the most innovative artists of the past fifty years, Adnan and Hodgkin’s work hovered between abstraction and representation, capturing distilled memories of places or people, expressed through
- [Portrait of Hodgkin by Patrick Caulfield on display at Josh Lilley Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/portrait-of-hodgkin-by-patrick-caulfield-on-display-at-josh-lilley-gallery) - 'Pass the Peas', an exhibition of largely unseen work by Patrick Caulfield (1936–2005) is currently open at Josh Lilley Gallery. The exhibition features a portrait of Hodgkin by Caulfield.Caulfield was very close friends with Hodgkin and was the subject of three Hodgkin paintings. Hodgkin described Caulfield as "the closest I ever came to having a
- [Two new Hodgkin rugs made with Christopher Farr](https://howard-hodgkin.com/two-new-hodgkin-rugs-made-with-christopher-farr) - Two new Howard Hodgkin rugs produced with Christopher Farr are now available from Gagosian.They feature in this weekend's Financial Times HTSI section, in the article 'Rugs so good you won’t want to walk on them' by Victoria Woodcock. 'Indian Sea' rug (on wall), hand knotted. An edition of 10.⁠'Red Sky In The Morning' rug (on
- ['Always Afternoon' at Art Singapore (Art SG) 2023](https://howard-hodgkin.com/always-afternoon-at-art-singapore-art-sg-2023) - Howard Hodgkin's Always Afternoon, 2016, oil on wood, will be included at Art SG in the Gagosian booth BF05. This is the inaugural edition of the fair. Art SG12 - 15 January 2023Marina Bay SandsSingapore
- [Vardaxoglou Gallery | Howard Hodgkin: The Artists He Painted](https://howard-hodgkin.com/vardaxoglou-gallery-howard-hodgkin-the-artists-he-painted) - Vardaxoglou Gallery is thrilled to present Howard Hodgkin: The Artists He Painted, opening 25 January 2023 at Vardaxoglou 7 Royalty Mews. Presented over both gallery floors, the exhibition brings together works by artists who appeared in portraits by celebrated British artist Howard Hodgkin (1932-2017). Includes works by Peter Blake, Stephen Buckley, Patrick Caulfield, Bernard Cohen,
- [Frieze Masters 2022 | Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/frieze-masters-2022-hazlitt-holland-hibbert) - Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert is delighted to participate in Frieze Masters 2022 exhibiting paintings and sculpture by the following British artists: Frank Auerbach, Barbara Hepworth, Howard Hodgkin, Henry Moore, Victor Pasmore, Paula Rego, Bridget Riley, Sean Scully. Frieze Masters 2022Regent's Park North, London12 - 16 October Previews from 12 OctoberStand C19
- [Andy Barker's new print 'Underneath the Singing Tree' is based on a memory of looking out from Howard Hodgkin's studio balcony in Mumbai.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/andy-barkers-new-print-underneath-the-singing-tree-is-based-on-a-memory-of-looking-out-from-howard-hodgkins-studio-balcony-in-mumbai) - Andy Barker is a painter and was Howard Hodgkin's assistant between 1995 - 2017.His new limited edition print 'Underneath the Singing Tree' is based on a memory of looking out from Howard’s studio balcony in Mumbai. “The ‘singing tree’ is the name I gave to a particular tree in Mumbai, which I would see on a
- [The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York City Acquires More Than 80 Paintings and Drawings from the Howard Hodgkin Indian Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-metropolitan-museum-of-art-acquires-more-than-80-paintings-and-drawings-from-the-howard-hodgkin-indian-collection) - The works are recognized as some of the finest examples of Indian art made between 1550 and 1850. The Met will display the entire Howard Hodgkin collection in 2024. The Met press release, 21st July 2022: (New York, July 21, 2022)—The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that it has acquired 84 works from the
- [Gillian Ayres & Howard Hodgkin | Tremenheere Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gillian-ayres-howard-hodgkin-tremenheere-gallery) - 23rd July - 27th August 2022 Best known for their colourful, abstract painting, both Gillian Ayres (1930 – 2018) and Howard Hodgkin (1932 – 2017) were also accomplished printmakers. This exhibition includes a range of hand-painted editions which focus on the medium of carborundum – an intaglio print technique they both learned at Jack Shirreff’s 107 Workshop
- [Howard Hodgkin | Image licensing through DACS / Artimage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-image-licensing-through-dacs-artimage) - Over 500 images from the archive of The Estate of Howard Hodgkin can now be licensed through DACs and can be viewed through their digital platform Artimage. The selection of images spans Hodgkin's long and prolific career from the late 1940s to his last paintings.
- [Art Basel 2022 | Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-basel-2022-hazlitt-holland-hibbert) - Frank Auerbach - Peter Blake - Anthony Caro - Lucian Freud - Barbara Hepworth - Patrick Heron - Howard Hodgkin - R B Kitaj - Leon Kossoff - Sean Scully - Richard Smith Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert is delighted to participate in Art Basel 2022 with a stand focusing on eleven artists who, each in their own
- [Whitechapel Gallery | Christen Sveaas Art Foundation: The Unseen, selected by Hurvin Anderson](https://howard-hodgkin.com/whitechapel-gallery-christen-sveaas-art-foundation-the-unseen-selected-by-hurvin-anderson) - 20 May - 7 August, 2022 Painter Hurvin Anderson (b. 1965, UK) reflects on illusory and fragmentary space and depictions of black figures and experience in The Unseen, an artist-curated selection of 25 works from the Christen Sveaas Art Foundation. Drawing on the prologue to American writer Ralph Ellison’s celebrated novel, Invisible Man (1952), about the invisibility of black lives,
- [Dulwich Picture Gallery | Reframed: The Woman in the Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/dulwich-picture-gallery-reframed-the-woman-in-the-window) - 4 May - 4 September 2022 Featuring artworks from ancient civilisations to present day, the exhibition will bring together over 50 works by artists including Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Louise Bourgeois, Cindy Sherman, Wolfgang Tillmans and Rachel Whiteread to reveal how artists have long used the motif to
- [Howard Hodgkin | Recollections | Bernard Jacobson Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-recollections) - 21st April - 14th May Bernard Jacobson Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of prints spanning the career of British artist Howard Hodgkin. With an emphasis on memory and recollection, the exhibition brings together a selection of expressive, abstract prints made between the period of 1966 and 2003. 28 Duke Street St James's St.
- [Wiltshire on Paper: Post-War Prints from the Bath Academy of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/wiltshire-on-paper-post-war-prints-from-the-bath-academy-of-art) - Open until 2 April 2022, free entry An exhibition at Chippenham Museum celebrating a unique time in Wiltshire’s creative history. Centred on the Bath Academy of Art in Corsham, the decades following the Second World War, saw an explosion of creative printmaking in this corner of Wiltshire. The first in a series of displays celebrating
- [Andy Barker on working with Howard Hodgkin, live Zoom 31/03/22](https://howard-hodgkin.com/andy-barker-on-working-with-howard-hodgkin-live-zoom-31-03-22) - Andy Barker is a painter who was Howard Hodgkin's painting assistant for twenty-two years. He will be discussing this time with Lizzie Collins, director of Zuleika Gallery over Zoom on 31/03/22 at 14:30 (GMT). Book via the link below.
- [Hockney to Himid: 60 Years of British Printmaking](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hockney-to-himid-60-years-of-british-printmaking) - Including works by Edward Bawden, Peter Blake, Tracey Emin, Barbara Hepworth, Howard Hodgkin, Henry Moore, Chris Ofili, Grayson Perry and Rachel Whiteread, amongst others, this extraordinary exhibition features over 100 prints by 90 different artists. From wood engravings and etchings to lithographs and screenprints, printmaking enabled artists to expand their practice to explore new creative
- [Victoria Art Gallery: From Hogarth to Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/victoria-art-gallery-from-hogarth-to-hodgkin) - This wonderful exhibition showcases the best of our print collection. You’ll be able to see the diversity of our prints, with works on display spanning 700 years. Before industrial techniques came along in the 19th century, artists could only make prints in limited quantities. Yet the process enabled them to reach a wider audience than
- [Impressions in Colour](https://howard-hodgkin.com/impressions-in-colour) - Zuleika Gallery is delighted to announce the exhibition Impressions in Colour which will be open from 9 March to 25 April 2022. The exhibition will focus on printmaking by four leading British Artists - Ian Davenport, Howard Hodgkin, Michael Craig-Martin and Gillian Ayres. These artists are all connected through the medium of print, and by their use of
- [Mark Morris Dance Group: Layla and Majnun Week](https://howard-hodgkin.com/mark-morris-dance-group-layla-and-majnun-week) - All week, the Mark Morris Dance Group have been celebrating Valentine’s Day with Mark Morris’s Layla and Majnun, a classic Middle-Eastern love story in its first large-scale Western presentation, with costume and stage design by Howard Hodgkin. Visit the Mark Morris Dance Group website for a full-length screening of the work, a multimedia exhibit, virtual dance
- [Student visits to the Howard Hodgkin studio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/student-visits-to-the-howard-hodgkin-studio) - Over the past four years, The Estate of Howard Hodgkin has invited student groups to visit Hodgkin's former studio in London. To make an application to visit the studio and for more information please email 'admin@howard-hodgkin.com' with 'Howard Hodgkin student visit' in the subject line. Groups sizes must be between 10 - 25 people.
- [The Art Fund](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-art-fund) - Howard Hodgkin: A Small Thing Enlarged15-colour screen print A limited special edition of Hodgkin’s original work (190x400mm) produced with the permission of the Trustees of the Howard Hodgkin Paintings and Prints Trust especially for the #TogetherForMuseums campaign. 15-colour screen print on hand-torn 400gsm Somerset satin mould-made cotton paper, with embossed Howard Hodgkin signature, numbered and
- [Hodgkin features in the Whitechapel Gallery's 'Accelerate your escape: Gary Hume explores the Hiscox Collection'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-features-in-the-whitechapel-gallerys-accelerate-your-escape-gary-hume-explores-the-hiscox-collection-25-august-2020-3-january-2021) - 25 August 2020 – 3 January 2021, Whitechapel Gallery, London Selected by British Artist Gary Hume, important works by renowned artists including Etel Adnan, Darren Almond, Edward Burtynsky, Keith Coventry, Willie Doherty, Nan Goldin, Noemie Goudal, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Alex Katz, Simon Keenleyside, Ron Nagle, Yves Oppenheim, Victor Pasmore, Tal R, Eduardo Paolozzi, Kathleen Ryan, Thomas Ruff, Prem Sahib, Haim Steinbach and Alison Wilding, are on public view for the first time from the Hiscox Collection...
- [Hodgkin features in 'Out of the Blue: Fifty Years of the Designers Guild' at the Fashion and Textile Museum, London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-features-in-out-of-the-blue-fifty-years-of-the-designers-guild-at-the-fashion-and-textile-museum-london) - This survey exhibition, celebrating fifty years of the design company 'Designers Guild', includes a selection of Hodgkin's designs. Click for more information from the Fashion and Textile Museum website.
- [Hodgkin Print Restrospective in Two Parts - Cristea Roberts Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-print-restrospective-in-two-parts-alan-cristea-gallery) - Cristea Roberts Gallery will host a Hodgkin print retrospective, in two parts, from October to December this year.
- [Inspired by India: The Howard Hodgkin Story](https://howard-hodgkin.com/inspired-by-india-the-howard-hodgkin-story) - As part of British Council's 70th anniversary celebrations we are pleased to announce a special exhibition and series of talks by Antony Peattie about the iconic banyan tree mural on the British Council Delhi building's façade, created by Howard Hodgkin.
- [Ben Luke talks to Antony Peattie about Hodgkin's last paintings, on show at Gagosian Gallery June 1 - July 28](https://howard-hodgkin.com/ben-luke-talks-to-antony-peattie-about-hodgkins-last-paintings-on-show-at-gagosian-gallery) - For the Art Newspaper Podcast, May 2018.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Last Paintings, Gagosian Gallery, 20 Grosvenor Hill, London, June 1 - July 28](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-last-paintings-gagosian-gallery-june-1-july-28) - **GAGOSIAN GALLERY PRESS RELEASE** Opening reception: Thursday, May 31, 6–8pm For an artist, time can always be regained . . . because by an act of imagination you can always go back. —Howard Hodgkin Gagosian is pleased and honored to present Last Paintings, an exhibition of Howard Hodgkin’s final works. One of Britain’s most celebrated
- ["Howard Hodgkin: Working on Paper", Sotheby's, London; 8-12 June 2018](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-working-on-paper-sothebys-london-8-12-june-2018) - SOTHEBY'S PRESS RELEASE: Encompassing work from 1966 – 2017 Proceeds to Fund a Complete Collection of the Artist’s Graphic Work to be Given to a Museum & to Support a New, Definitive Edition of the Print Catalogue Raisonné AUCTION TO TAKE PLACE ON 12 JUNE 2018 AS PART OF SOTHEBY’S MODERN BRITISH WEEK Antony Peattie,
- [Limited Edition rug now available: Hepworth Wakefield](https://howard-hodgkin.com/limited-edition-rug-now-available-hepworth-wakefield) - HOWARD HODGKIN, RUG, 2016 - 17 Edition of 60 The Hepworth Wakefield presents a new limited edition rug, created by Hodgkin in partnership with Christopher Farr, a London based company that has been at the forefront of contemporary rug design since 1990.
- [Howard Hodgkin: India on Paper](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-india-on-paper) - A new exhibition celebrating Hodgkin's work on paper and his connection with India. 14 October 2017 – 7 January 2018, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath UK.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Portrait of the Artist, Sotheby's Sale, London 24 October 2017](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-portrait-of-the-artist-sothebys-sale-london-24-october-2017) - A sale comprised of items from Hodgkin's personal collection will be held at Sotheby's this October. Read articles about the sale at the following links: The Financial Times The BBC From the Sotheby's press release: "The discreet exterior of Howard Hodgkin’s London home gave you no indication of the richness within; opening the door was
- [Howard Hodgkin: 'Absent Friends'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-absent-friends) - The first survey of Hodgkin's work in portraiture opens at the National Portrait Gallery this week. It is curated by Paul Moorhouse and titled 'Absent Friends'.
- [Howard Hodgkin: 'Painting India' at The Hepworth Wakefield, 1 July - 8 October](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-painting-india-at-the-hepworth-wakefield) - In Summer 2017, The Hepworth Wakefield stage the first comprehensive exhibition to explore the enduring influence of India on Hodgkin’s work, a place he returned to almost annually, since his first trip to the country in 1964, over 50 years ago.
- [Howard Hodgkin 1932-2017](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-1932-2017) - It is with great sadness that we report the death of Howard Hodgkin on March 9th, peacefully in hospital in London.
- [Alan Cristea Gallery 20th Anniversary Exhibition: new Hodgkin print](https://howard-hodgkin.com/alan-cristea-gallery-20th-anniversary-exhibition-new-hodgkin-print) - To celebrate its 20th birthday, and to recognise Alan Cristea’s significant contribution to print publishing, the gallery staged a special Anniversary Exhibition. Unbeknownst to Alan himself, twenty-one artists were asked to make a print in an edition of 40 for an anniversary portfolio.
- [80th Birthday Print Show](https://howard-hodgkin.com/80th-birthday-print-show) - 31 May to 7 July 2012 Alan Cristea Gallery in Cork Street, London W1S 3NU, will mount an exhibition of Howard Hodgkin's prints to celebrate his 80th birthday. The birthday will be on 6 August but, as Alan Cristea has said, That's not an ideal moment to open any show. The exhibition will look back
- [Hodgkin in Cardiff](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-in-cardiff) - Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales in Cardiff has acquired one of Howard Hodgkin's most spectacular original prints, entitled Venice, Evening, 1995 thanks to the Nerys Johnson Contemporary Art Fund and the Derek Williams Trust which each awarded a grant of £9,000. The 16 part hand painted etching and aquatint will beautifully complement and enhance
- [Olympic Games Print and Poster](https://howard-hodgkin.com/olympic-games-print-and-poster) - Hodgkin: Swimming Since 1912 each city hosting the Olympic Games has commissioned one or more posters in celebration. Since the first Paralympic games was held at Stoke Mandeville posters have also been commissioned for the Paralympic games. Over the course of the last century a body of iconic work has been created and previous artists
- [Return to New York](https://howard-hodgkin.com/return-to-new-york) - Howard Hodgkin New Paintings 2007-2011 3 November - 23 December 2011 Gagosian Galleries, 5th Floor, 980 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10075, USA. Tel. 212.744.2313. E-mail: newyork@gagosian.com Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturdays 10am-6pm(Opening reception: Thursday 3 November, from 6 to 8 pm) The exhibition includes: After Whistler, 2010 In Egypt, 2007-2008 Saturday, 2005-2008 Early Morning,
- [On View in North Carolina](https://howard-hodgkin.com/on-view-in-north-carolina) - Ackland Art Museum, USA Coming Up from the Beach, 1970-1972 (oil on wood) will be on view in Carolina Collects: 150 Years of Modern and Contemporary Art from Alumni Collections at the Ackland Art Museum, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA from 9 September - 4 December 2011.
- [Norwegian Paintings Debut](https://howard-hodgkin.com/norwegian-paintings-debut) - Peder Lund Gallery, 22 October - 26 November 2011Filipstadveien 5, N-0250 Oslo, Norway. Tel. +47 22 01 55 55. E-mail: mail@pederlund.no Opening hours: Saturdays 12 - 4pm or by appointment The exhibition includes , An Open Door, 2008-2011; Arabian Sea, 2008-2010; Heat and Dust, 2010; Snowfall, 2010 (above); Deep Blue Sea, 2009-2010; Snow Cloud, 2009-2010;
- [Hodgkin in Conversation with Andrew Graham-Dixon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-in-conversation-with-andrew-graham-dixon) - Howard Hodgkin in conversation with Andrew Graham-Dixon, Modern Art Oxford, 26 August 2010. The conversation was filmed and is now available for viewing. In Conversation with Andrew Graham-Dixon
- [Woodwork by Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/woodwork-by-hodgkin) - The show of Hodgkin's paintings 2001-2010 at the San Diego Museum of Art was reviewed by W.S. Di Piero in the San Diego Reader. W.S. Di Piero is a professor of English at Stanford, and a recipient of Guggenheim and Merrill grants. He lives in San Francisco and is the author of numerous books of
- [Why Paint Matters](https://howard-hodgkin.com/why-paint-matters) - Maureen Cavanaugh of San Diego's radio station KPBS talks to John Marciari, Curator of European Art, and his wife, Julia Marciari Alexander, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs at San Diego Museum of Art about the two exhibitions on there until 1 May: Gainsborough and the Modern Woman and Howard Hodgkin, Time and Place, Paintings 2001-2010.
- [Howard Hodgkin - the last English romantic painter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-the-last-english-romantic-painter) - Jonathan Jones reviewed the exhibition of paintings 2001-2010 (at Modern Art Oxford until 4 September) in the Guardian on 28 June and gave it five stars. Read the review here. He returned to the topic in the same paper on Saturday 28 July with a remarkable, discursive essay, which has stimulated a debate on the
- [Time and Place: San Diego Museum of Art, California](https://howard-hodgkin.com/time-and-place-san-diego-museum-of-art-california) - The touring exhibition of Hodgkin's paintings, 2001-2010, has reached its final destination, San Diego Museum of Art, California and closes on 1 May 2011. The artist Dani Dodge covered the process of hanging the exhibition in her blog The Voice of San Diego, illustrated by the photos of Sam Hodgson. See the article in full
- [Brushstroke for the Art Fund](https://howard-hodgkin.com/brushstroke-for-the-art-fund) - The Art Fund is an independent art charity in the United Kingdom that exists to save art for everyone to enjoy. They have helped place Turner's Bowes Tower in the Bowes Museum, County Durham; Ellsworth Kelly's drawings in the Hunterian Gallery, Glasgow; a still life by Jan Davidsz de Heem in the Glasgow Art Gallery;
- [<i>As Time Goes By</i> at the Phillips Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/as-time-goes-by-at-the-phillips-collection) - As Time Goes By (red) and (blue), Hodgkin's largest prints, are on view at the Phillips Collection, Washington D.C. until 8 May. They hang in the first gallery that Duncan Phillips added to his house. Opened in 1921 it became America's first museum of contemporary art. The two 20 foot long prints face one another
- [At Auction for a Good Cause](https://howard-hodgkin.com/at-auction-for-a-good-cause) - As Time Goes By (red version) going, going for charity 10 November 2011, Sotheby's New York Lot 420, to be auctioned on 10 November in the 2pm session of Sotheby's Contemporary Art Day Sale, estimate $80-120,000 Part of Sotheby's sale on 10 November was devoted to a charity auction, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the
- [Among Booksellers: Tales Told In Letters to Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/among-booksellers-tales-told-in-letters-to-howard-hodgkin) - A publication of letters written to Howard Hodgkin by the bookseller David Batterham travelling in France and Spain over a thirty five year period.Published by Stone Trough Books (George Ramsden).51 Walmgate, YORK YO1 9TYtel: 01904 670323
- [Upcoming auction Lots](https://howard-hodgkin.com/upcoming-auction-lots) - Sotheby's Evening 26/6/12 Lot 34, Interior Grosvenor Square Estimate £100,000 - 150,000 Lot 45, Rain at Il Palazzo Estimate £250,000 - 350,000 Sotheby's Day Sale 27/6/12 Lot 179, Deep Blue Sea Estimate £100,000 - 150,000 Christie's Day Sale 28/6/12 Lot 247, Realism £80,000 - 120,000
- [Moonlight in Providence](https://howard-hodgkin.com/moonlight-in-providence) - Made in the UK, an exhibition at the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence (until 8 January 2012) includes this painting by Howard Hodgkin, Moonlight, 1972. The show celebrates the strength of contemporary British art but it also tells the story of a remarkable collection of 136 works that was bequeathed to
- [Visions of Mughal India: The Collection of Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/visions-of-mughal-india-the-collection-of-howard-hodgkin) - Exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (Exhibition Galleries 59 - 60, third floor) 2 February - 22 April 2012 Andrew Topsfield, the Ashmolean's Keeper of Eastern Art, introduces the show, which he also curates: This exhibition of about 115 Indian paintings and drawings will show this outstanding private collection virtually in its entirety for the
- [Howard Hodgkin - Hand Painted and Relief Prints: 1990 - 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-hand-painted-and-relief-prints-1990-2014) - An exhibition highlighting a selection of Howard Hodgkin's hand-painted and relief prints made between 1990 and 2014.
- [New Exhibition: Howard Hodgkin, From Memory](https://howard-hodgkin.com/new-exhibition-howard-hodgkin-from-memory) - "With sweeping lines of vibrant color, these works convey fleeting private moments and intense recollections..."
- [Upcoming Exhibition: 'People on Paper', Abbot Hall Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/upcoming-exhibition-people-on-paper-abbot-hall-art-gallery) - A rare opportunity to see drawings by Howard Hodgkin in this group exhibition.
- [New Exhibition - Howard Hodgkin: After All](https://howard-hodgkin.com/new-exhibition-howard-hodgkin-after-all) - 5th Oct 2016 - 18th Nov 2016 at Alan Cristea Gallery, 31 Cork Street
- [Mark Morris dance group 'Layla and Majnun', designs by Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/mark-morris-dance-group-layla-and-majnun-designs-by-howard-hodgkin) - PREMIERE SEPTEMBER 30, 2016
- [Howard Hodgkin contributes to the 'Artist Napkin' series in support of Action Against Hunger](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-contributes-to-the-artist-napkin-series-in-support-of-action-against-hunger) - The event marks the 10th anniversary of The Fine Wine Auction and dinner for Action Against Hunger, which will be held on the 26th November 2016 at the historic 1 Lombard Street.
- [Group exhibition: 'Towards Night' Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne UK](https://howard-hodgkin.com/group-exhibition-towards-night-towner-art-gallery-eastbourne-uk) - Sixty artists explore the nocturnal. Curated by Tom Hammick. Howard Hodgkin's painting 'Dark as Egypt's Night' (2005-2013) on display.
- [At Auction in London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/at-auction-in-london) - Bonham's, Prints Sale, 29 November 1pm101 New Bond StreetLondon W1S 1SR+44 (0) 20 7447 7447prints@bonhams.comClick on each title below to view its auction details on the Bonham website: Lot 198 One Down, estimate £1,000-1,500 Lot 199 Put Out More Flags, estimate £3,000-5,000 (above) Lot 200 Green Room, estimate £1,000-1,500 Lot 201 Black Monsoon, estimate £1,000-1,500
- [Prints in Modena](https://howard-hodgkin.com/prints-in-modena) - Laboratorio d'Arte Grafica Via Fratelli Rosselli, 21.23.25 Open Monday to Friday, 9.30 - 13.30; 15.30 - 19.30 Saturday and Sunday, 10.30 - 12.30; 16.30 - 19.00 The art gallery in Modena, Italy, presents a show of Hodgkin's graphic work 5-25 November 2011. It includes a focus on prints of palms.
- [Hodgkin London 2012 Olympic Poster Unveiled](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-london-2012-olympic-poster-unveiled) - Swimming, the poster designed by Hodgkin for the London 2012 Olympic games was officially unveiled today.12 leading British artists were invited to design the official London 2012 posters, including Bridget Riley, Michael Craig-Martin, Tracey Emin, Martin Creed, Gary Hume, Rachel Whiteread, Chris Ofili, Sarah Morris, Fiona Banner, Bob and Roberta Smith, and Anthea Hamilton. The
- [Picture at Auction](https://howard-hodgkin.com/picture-at-auction) - 'Deep Blue Sea' is coming up for auction at Sotheby's London in the June 2012 day sale. www.sothebys.com
- [Howard Hodgkin for Designers Guild](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-for-designers-guild) - A collection of unique Howard Hodgkin designs have been re-released by Designers Guild, including one brand new design. Abstract, textural and vibrantly coloured these painted patterns have been cleverly printed on soft linen and crisp cotton fabrics to delightful effect.Text from Designers Guild, including Howard Hodgkin speaking about the relationship between textile and art:'Howard Hodgkin
- [Hodgkin in Rome](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-in-rome) - Dates: 16 March - 4 May 2013 HowardHodgkin will show twenty new paintings in at Gagosian Gallery, Rome,his first solo exhibition in the city since he showed Seven SmallPictures at the British School in 1992. The new paintings have beencreated over the last three years in Hodgkin's studios in Londonand Normandy. The exhibition will be
- [Auction - Chelsea and Westminster Health Charity](https://howard-hodgkin.com/auction-chelsea-and-westminster-health-charity) - Handcoloured etching by Howard Hodgkin for auction at Christie's, London, in "Arts for Life" organised by the Chelsea and Westminster Health Charity 26th June, Christie's, Kings Street, London, in 'Post-War & Contemporary Art Day Auction'11.35am Summer was a print commissioned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York in 1997. It involved etching and aquatint from
- [Hodgkin in Toulouse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-in-toulouse) - Dates: 24 May - 23 June 2013HowardHodgkin will participate in the inaugural edition of the ToulouseInternational Art Festival in May 2013, with a solo exhibition at theFondation Bemberg. At the invitation of the Festival's ArtisticDirector the artist Jean-Marc Bustamante, Hodgkin will be representedby twenty two paintings covering more than sixty years of his career,and borrowed
- [New Hodgkin print published in aid of the Terence Higgins Trust](https://howard-hodgkin.com/new-hodgkin-print-published-in-aid-of-the-terence-higgins-trust) - Howard Hodgkin has made a new print, Multiplication, in an edition of 150 to benefit the Terrence Higgins Trust, a charity which fights for better sexual health. Printed by King and McGaw, who were also responsible for the ArtFund's Brushstroke and the Olympic Games print, Swimming. Hodgkin's new print Multiplication involves 16 hand-pulled colour silkscreens,
- [Howard Hodgkin: in conversation and exhibition private view, New Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-in-conversation-and-exhibition-private-view-new-delhi) - Talk In this special event Howard Hodgkin discusses his life and work. Hodgkin designed the mural on the front of Charles Correa's building for the British Council in New Delhi, a large tree form which was executed in small, rectangular, hand-cut tiles of white Makrana marble, and black, locally quarried Cuddapah stones. Venue: British Council
- ['Defying Gravity', Exhibition at Hackett MIll, San Francisco, CA](https://howard-hodgkin.com/defying-gravity-exhibition-at-hackett-mill-san-francisco-ca) - Dates: 22/02/2013 - 28/6/2013Four of the artist's paintings will be on display and for sale at Hackett Mill in San Fransisco, CA, including one recently rediscovered painting titled "Lit de Marriage". This painting has now been added to the gallery section on this website.From the Hackett Mill press release:"Defying Gravity, The Subject of Space explores
- [Rome Exhibition Opens](https://howard-hodgkin.com/rome-exhibition-opens) - Today Howard Hodgkin's latest exhibition of paintings at the Gagosian Gallery, Rome, has opened. You can see images of all of the pictures included in the exhibition by clicking on the exhibition section in the tab above or following this link: www.howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions Alberto Fiz's essay, "Painting's Emotional Site", printed in the exhibition catalogue, can be
- [Hodgkin Exhibition in Bengal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-exhibition-in-bengal) - A Howard Hodgkin print and painting exhibition has opened at Bengal Art Lounge at Gulshan in Bengal. Jointly arranged by Bengal Art Lounge and British Council Bangladesh, the show is the first ever exhibition of Hodgkin's works in the country. A total of 12 art-works of the artist have been put on display for the
- [Hodgkin talks about Pierre Bonnard's 'The Bath'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-talks-about-pierre-bonnards-the-bath) - On the BBC iplayer
- [Hodgkin in Toulouse, until 23 June 2013](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-in-toulouse-until-23-june-2013) - Find reviews of the Festival at Toulouse at the following links (click to open): - BLOUIN ARTINFO- The Art NewspaperHoward Hodgkin's exhibition at the Fondation Bemberg, in the Toulouse Festival curated by Jean-Luc Bustamante, continues until 23 June 2013.More details can be found in the previous News post, below.
- [Howard Hodgkin on Jamini Roy: BBC Radio 4 Documentary](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-on-jamini-roy-bbc-radio-4-documentary) - Listen to Howard Hodgkin speaking about the legendary modern Indian painter Jamini Roy. Live on BBC Radio 4 at 11.30am on 06/03/14 and available to play online for 7 days thereafter.
- [Hodgkin given Swarovski Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon award](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-given-swarovski-whitechapel-gallery-art-icon-award) - Howard Hodgkin has been the first artist to be given the Swarovski Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon award. It aims to honour the lifetime achievement of one of our greatest artists. Hodgkin was chosen by a panel of art experts chaired by Iwona Blazwick, Director, Whitechapel Gallery; Stephen Deuchar, Director, The Art Fund; Ann Gallagher, Head
- [Hodgkin on "Henri Matisse: The  Cut-Outs" at Tate Modern](https://howard-hodgkin.com/hodgkin-on-henri-matisse-the-cut-outs-at-tate-modern) - Hodgkin's comments on Matisse for a Time Out article celebrating the opening of the new cut-outs exhibition at Tate Modern:Links: Complete Time Out articleThe Matisse: Cut-Outs exhibition on Tate's website"Being 81 I can remember when Matisse's cut-outs first came on the scene. They were very hard for some people to take: they thought they were
- ['Fire in Venice' on auction at Christie's, London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/fire-in-venice-on-auction-at-christies-london) - Howard Hodgkin's 'Fire in Venice', 1986-89, is being auctioned from the Collection of Rudolf and Leonore Blum on 25th June at Christie's, London.
- [Financial Times, Jackie Wullschlager: Review of Gagosian Gallery exhibition, Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/financial-times-jackie-wullschlager-review-of-gagosian-gallery-exhibition-paris) - 'Degas, Degas, Degas, Howard Hodgkin has repeated over recent years when I have asked him about influence. His dusty orange After Degas (1993) is the cover image for his catalogue raisonn̩, and early on it was easy to trace a line from, say, his great bedroom Interior with Figures (1977-84), with its undefined human forms,
- ['Howard Hodgkin: Green Thoughts' at the Alan Cristea Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-green-thoughts-at-the-alan-cristea-gallery) - Alan Cristea Gallery is pleased to present Green Thoughts, an exhibition of new work by Howard Hodgkin, one of Britain's most celebrated artists.
- [At Auction](https://howard-hodgkin.com/at-auction) - Christie's is offering House by Howard Hodgkin in their forth-coming Post War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in London in October 2014
- [Howard Hodgkin in Paris at the Gagosian Gallery 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-in-paris-at-the-gagosian-gallery-2014) - A new film giving a survey of Howard Hodgkin's 2014 exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, Paris - his first solo exhibition in the city - is available to view online. It includes an interview with the artist and is set to music from Bach's 'The Well-Tempered Clavier'.
- [Howard Hodgkin in the New Statesman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-in-the-new-statesman) - I have ways of making yellow melancholy, says Howard Hodgkin. And he has. Hodgkin has been manipulating colour for 60 years and he can make it say exactly what he wants it to. Hodgkin is now 82 and physically frail but not when he has a brush in his hand. Then he uses paint like
- [Howard Hodgkin at Gagosian Gallery, Time Out](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-at-gagosian-gallery-time-out) - REVIEW FROM THE GUARDIAN GUIDE 29TH NOVEMBER 2014Howard Hodgkin LondonHoward Hodgkin said he'd forgotten all about these gouaches (work pictured) until the Wiltshire printing workshop where he made them in the early 1990s returned them to him recently. Yet there's every reason to pay attention to these bold, layered works that channel the painter's lifelong
- [Magnificent Obsessions: The Artist as Collector, Barbican Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/magnificent-obsessions-the-artist-as-collector-barbican-art-gallery) - 12 February - 25 May 2015 Works from Howard Hodgkin's esteemed collection of Indian paintings are to be displayed at the Barbican Art Gallery. "Magnificent Obsessions : The Artist as Collector" is the first major exhibition in the UK to present the fascinating personal collections of post-war and contemporary artists, including Arman, Peter Blake, Hanne
- [Sultans of Deccan India, 1500-1700: Opulence and Fantasy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/sultans-of-deccan-india-1500-1700-opulence-and-fantasy) - April 20 - July 26, 2015Works from Howard Hodgkin's esteemed collection of Indian paintings are to be displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.From the gallery's press release: The Deccan plateau of south-central India was home to a succession of highly cultured Muslim kingdoms with a rich artistic heritage. Under their patronage in
- [Inspired by India: Paintings by Howard Hodgkin and Visions of Mughal India: The Collection of Howard Hodgkin at the Aga Khan Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/inspired-by-india-paintings-by-howard-hodgkin-and-visions-of-mughal-india-the-collection-of-howard-hodgkin-at-the-aga-khan-museum) - February 21, 2015, to June 21, 2015A double exhibition showing works from Howard Hodgkin's private collection of Indian paintings as well as works by the artist himself which relate to his experience of India.Inspired by India: Paintings by Howard HodgkinBritish painter, printmaker, and collector Howard Hodgkin (b. 1932) has been passionate about Indian culture, geography,
- ["Howard Hodgkin: Paintings 1984 - 2015, A Tribute" India](https://howard-hodgkin.com/howard-hodgkin-paintings-1984-2015-a-tribute-india) - The CSMVS and JNAF are delighted to hold the first Howard Hodgkin exhibition in India, in collaboration with Tate, London.
- [The Wizard of Oss on Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/the-wizard-of-oss-on-hodgkin) - Jan Marijnissen is a distinguished Dutch politician, born in Oss. Interviewed on television earlier this year he surprised a number of viewers when he chose an extract from a filmed interview with Howard Hodgkin for London Weekend Television in 1996: http://www.vpro.nl/programma/zomergasten/afleveringen/43463163/ Marijnissen's book, Enough! A Socialist Bites Back, published in a revised edition, translated by Steve

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- [You and Me](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/you-and-me-2) - Notes: Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [After Whistler](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-whistler)
- [After Luke Howard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-luke-howard) - Notes: Bernard Jacobson commissioned 19 artists to pay tribute to John Constable to celebrate the bicentenary of his birth in 1976. The portfolio 'For John Constable' was shown at the Tate Gallery that year. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [After Corot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-corot) - Notes: Hodgkin has described this work as one of this most elaborate uses of framing. The frame here serves as arch, as frame, as spatial device, establishing the foreground of the painting. He has said, further, "I painted After Corot because I wanted to paint a picture in the style of Corot's Roman period... I found
- [After Degas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-degas-2) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1990.
- [After Visiting David Hockney (first version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-visiting-david-hockney-first-version) - See also After Visiting David Hockney (second version) PA256
- [After Visiting David Hockney (second version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-visiting-david-hockney-second-version) - See also After Visiting David Hockney (first version) PA255
- [After Degas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-degas) - Notes: See also Tribute PA395.
- [After Morandi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-morandi)
- [After Matisse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-matisse) - Notes: Hodgkin said of this work: 'I attempted a number of previous After Matisse paintings that didn't work, and as such no longer exist. Understanding Matisse's painting has been such a huge part of my development that it was not going to be easy to hit the right mark. I was interested in trying to get
- [After Ellsworth Kelly](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-ellsworth-kelly) - In an interview in 2011, Hodgkin referred to this painting as 'a fan letter'.
- [The Deep (After Ryder)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-deep-after-ryder) - Notes: As with After Corot PA166 and After Degas PA263, this painting is not based on a specific work by Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847 - 1917), but rather Hodgkin's distillation of a number of works.
- [After Vuillard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-vuillard)
- [After Samuel Palmer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-samuel-palmer)
- [La Vie en Rose](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/la-vie-en-rose) - Notes: This title is a 1942 song with lyrics by Edith Piaf and music by Louiguy. It was later translated into English by Mack David and recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1950.
- [As Time Goes By (Orange)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/as-time-goes-by-orange) - Sugar-lift aquatint with carborundum relief and hand-painting on five hand torn sheets of paper. Notes: The title refers to the song As Time Goes By, performed by Dooley Wilson in the 1942 film Casablanca. "I've always loved the film Casablanca and in particular, that song. In 2008 I thought I was dying. That song kept
- [Red Bermudas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-bermudas) - Notes: In 'A Portrait of the Artist', in 'Howard Hodgkin: Indian Leaves', Bruce Chatwin identifies the subject of this painting as "a sunbather in Central Park", p. 17.
- [Banyan Tree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/banyan-tree-2) - The print is made from the small gouache on paper from circa 1988. The print is stamped with the artist’s signature and is authorised by his estate, his executors and the trustees of the Howard Hodgkin Legacy Trust. Printed and published by King & McGaw.
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi-6) - Mural design for British Counci HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa). Gouache on paper.
- [Green Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-palm-2) - Notes: The work depicts a green palm and was inscribed to and given to a friend of the artist.
- [Green Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-palm)
- [Layla and Majnun, design for costume #2](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-design-for-costume-2)
- [Layla and Majnun, design for costume #3](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-design-for-costume-3)
- [Layla and Majnun, design for costume #1](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-design-for-costume-1)
- [Layla and Majnun, design for costume #5](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-design-for-costume-5)
- [Layla and Majnun, design for costume #4](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-design-for-costume-4)
- [Layla and Majnun, world premiere at Cal Performances, Berkeley](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-world-premiere-at-cal-performances-berkeley)
- [Layla and Majnun, costume fitting, July 2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-costume-fitting-july-2016)
- [Layla and Majnun, Love and Death, backdrop](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-love-and-death-backdrop) - This backdrop is taken from the Hodgkin painting Love and Death, 2015, oil on wood.
- [Layla and Majnun set design model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-set-design-model)
- [Layla and Majnun, back cloth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/layla-and-majnun-back-cloth)
- [Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunset-3)
- [Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunset-3-2)
- [DH in Hollywood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dh-in-hollywood) - Notes: Based on D.H in Hollywood, oil on wood, 1980-84, see PA183. Proofed by Aldo Crommelynck, 1979. Printed at Atelier Crommelynck, Paris, 1985. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York, 1985. Published by Petersburg Press 1985.
- [Mud on the Nile](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mud-on-the-nile) - Notes: In 1993 Hodgkin travelled to Egypt and embarked on a trip by boat down the river Nile, along with Antony Peattie, Susan Sontag and Annie Leibovitz. See also Souvenir: Night on the Nile, 1993 - 1998, oil on wood.
- [Souvenir: Night on the  Nile](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/souvenir-night-on-the-nile) - Notes: In 1993 Hodgkin travelled to Egypt and embarked on a trip by boat down the river Nile, along with Antony Peattie, Susan Sontag and Annie Leibovitz. See also Mud on the Nile, 1993, oil on wood.
- [Egyptian Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/egyptian-night) - Notes: One of three paintings began in 1983 that directly references time spent in Egypt. See also Son et Lumiere, 1983-1984, and Egypt, 1983-1984.
- [D.H. in Hollywood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/d-h-in-hollywood)
- [Writing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/writing)
- [You, Me and the Moon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/you-me-and-the-moon)
- [Acacia Road](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/acacia-road) - Notes: A double portrait of Mr and Mrs John Russell.
- [Red Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-flowers) - Notes: Hodgkin made a Limited Edition relating to this painting which he donated to the Tate. See Red Flowers, 2015.
- [Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night)
- [An Open Door](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/an-open-door)
- [Snake](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/snake-3)
- [Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sky)
- [Artist and Model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artist-and-model-2)
- [Portrait of Patrick Caulfield on a table mat](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-patrick-caulfield-on-a-table-mat) - Notes: Pen drawing of Patrick Caulfield by Hodgkin on a table mat, made after dinner at the Rex Whistler restaurant at Tate Britain circa 2005. The restaurant is known for its award-winning wine list. The drawing was given to a Polish waitress Małgosia (Margaret) who served them. Inscribed: "Patrick Caulfield au service. Małgosia from Howard
- [Swimming (print)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/swimming-print) - A print for the London 2012 Olympic Games poster. Produced in an edition of 350, silkscreened by King and McGaw. The print involved 12 hand pulled colour silkscreens, using ground pigments from L. Cornelissen, light-fast Altramarine Blue Dark, Altramarine Blue Light and Cobalt Blue. They were further hand ground into the UV binder with a
- [Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedroom-3) - Notes: From the series ‘5 rooms’. Printed by Ian Lawson and Ernest Donagh at Alecto Studios, London. Published by Editions Alecto Ltd, London, 1968. The five lithographs were kept in a buff-coloured portfolio with a screenprinted title page. The portfolio, containing three flaps, was designed by Rudolph Reiser in Cologne and the title page was
- [Mrs Ash Asleep](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-ash-asleep)
- [Banyan Tree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/banyan-tree)
- [Study (Two Women in Bathing Suits)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/study-two-women-in-bathing-suits)
- [Study (Two Women Dancing)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/study-two-women-dancing)
- [Portrait of Ropsie Oppenheim](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-ropsie-oppenheim)
- [Untitled (Reclining Woman)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/untitled-reclining-woman) - Notes: The figure depicted is imaginary, not an actual portrait. See also Study for Untitled (Reclining Woman), 1950.
- [Study for 'Untitled (Reclining Woman)'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/study-for-untitled-reclining-woman) - Notes: A study for Untitled (Reclining Woman), 1950.
- [Mrs. Deborah Burt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-deborah-burt)
- [Miss Jackson](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/miss-jackson) - This work is related to Tea Party in America, 1948, gouache on board, 26 x 36.5cm.
- [By the Fire](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/by-the-fire)
- [For Foy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-foy)
- [Leaning Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/leaning-palm)
- [Picture Frame](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/picture-frame) - Signed, titled, dated 2015 and inscribed For Modern Art Oxford on the reverse of the frame.
- [End of the Tunnel](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/end-of-the-tunnel)
- [Dots](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dots)
- [Artificial Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artificial-flowers-2)
- [In Tangier](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-tangier-2)
- [Gossip](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gossip-2)
- [New Worlds, silkscreen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/new-worlds-silkscreen) - Notes: A silkscreen print made from Hodgkin's design for a Royal Mail stamp.
- [The Sky's the Limit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-skys-the-limit-2)
- [Red Flowers (Tate Limited Edition)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-flowers-tate-limited-edition) - Notes: The limited edition Red Flowers, 2015 was donated to Tate by Hodgkin. The work is inspired by Red Flowers, 2011-12 an oil painting on wood panel by the artist. “My Father loved small flowers, I was thinking about him," Howard Hodgkin. In Red Flowers, 2015 Hodgkin has presented the colour harmonies of the original work
- [Palmette](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/palmette)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-9)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-8)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-7)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-6)
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- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-5)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-4)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-3)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella-2)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/8462)
- [Quantel Paintbox, digital design for Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/quantel-paintbox-digital-design-for-pulcinella)
- [Indian Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-leaves) - Lithograph from three aluminium plates printed in blue, red and yellow on Japanese Gampi Torinoko paper (95 gsm). Edition of 500 (Roman) and 500 (Arabic) (+100 APs).
- [Reading](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/reading-2) - The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a high resolution colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Indian View D](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-d) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View L](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-l) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View B](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-b) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Mr and Mrs Philip King](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-philip-king) - Notes: A portrait of the British artist Philip King (born 1934) and his wife Lilian Odelle. Philip King RA was a British sculptor and former President of the Royal Academy of Arts.
- [Mr and Mrs Peter Blake](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-peter-blake) - Notes: A portrait of the British artist Peter Blake (born 1932) and his wife Jann Haworth.
- [Mr and Mrs Mick Moon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-mick-moon) - Notes: A portrait of the British artist Mick Moon RA (born 1937) and his first wife Carola Kline.
- [You Again](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/you-again) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Portrait of S.D.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-s-d-2) - Notes: A portrait of Sue Dunkley, a student of Hodgkin's at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham.
- [View (Sunrise at Mahabalipuram)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/view) - Notes: A view near Mahabalipuram, India; alternative titles, Southern Indian Sunrise: View, or Sunrise at Mahabalipuram.
- [A Bust of Paul Levy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-bust-of-paul-levy) - Notes: Paul Levy is a noted food writer, art critic and friend of the artist.
- [Egypt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/egypt-2) - Notes: There is a second painting with the same title, see PA290.
- [Bust](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bust)
- [View from Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/view-from-venice)
- [Blue Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-palm) - Notes: A related painting is Antony's Blue Palm PA379.
- [Blue](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue)
- [Ekow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ekow)
- [From the House of Bhupen Khakhar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/from-the-house-of-bhupen-khakhar-2) - Notes: A view from the house of Bhupen Khakhar (1934-2003), an Indian representational painter and part-time chartered accountant, who lived and worked in Baroda, India. His works were included in Contemporary India II at the Royal Academy of Arts in London in 1982.
- [Glyndebourne Festival programme design](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/glyndebourne-festival-programme-design) - Design for the 1998 Glyndebourne Festival programme.
- [Chowpatty Beach](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chowpatty-beach)
- [Mumbai Wedding](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mumbai-wedding)
- [Foy Nissen's Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/foy-nissens-bombay) - Notes: Foy Nissen was the British Council representative in Mumbai in the 1970s. In undated notes for a lecture at Brasenose College, Oxford, Hodgkin recalled: "Foy Nissen's Bombay is a small painting on wood which I began in 1975 and brought with me to Oxford when I became artist-in-residence at Brasenose... I thought about the view
- [Arriving](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/arriving)
- [Autumn in Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-in-bombay)
- [Out of the Window, Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/out-of-the-window-bombay)
- [Bombay Blues](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-blues)
- [Britannia, Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/britannia-bombay)
- [Green Thoughts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-thoughts) - 'Annihilating all that's made / To a green thought, in a green shade', Andrew Marvell, 'The Garden'.
- [From the Terrace, Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/from-the-terrace-bombay)
- [Monsoon in Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/monsoon-in-bombay)
- [In the Garden of the Bombay Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-garden-of-the-bombay-museum)
- [Bombay Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-night)
- [Bombay Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-sunset) - Notes: In a 1987 interview with Asmund Thorkildsen, Hodgkin was asked if the forms in this work were ironic references to the stylistic characteristics of artists such as Jasper Johns. He replied: "There was no conscious irony in it. I think the striped ocean and the dotted sky in Bombay Sunset is simply part of
- [Mumbai Dusk](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mumbai-dusk)
- [Bombay Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-afternoon)
- [Bombay Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-morning)
- [Mumbai Dawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mumbai-dawn)
- [Bombay Dawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay-dawn)
- [Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bombay)
- [Hello, Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hello-bombay)
- [Tea Party in America](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tea-party-in-america)
- [Ellen Smart's Indian Slide Show](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ellen-smarts-indian-slide-show) - Notes: The title refers to Dr Ellen S. Smart, former curator of South Asian Art at the San Diego Museum of Art and a friend of the artist.
- [Blue Movie](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-movie)
- [As Time Goes By (blue)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/as-time-goes-by-blue) - Sugar-lift aquatint with carborundrum relief. Panel 1 EmeraldGreen; Emerald Green and Lemon Yellow; Cerulean Blue; Outremer; Terre d'OmbreNaturelle and Solferino Violet; Violet Solide and Prussian Blue; SolferinoViolet and Prussian Blue; Ocean Blue; Prussian Blue; Rouge Ardent, Outremer andSolferino Violet; Jaune Capucine. Panel 2 Emerald Green; Terre d'Ombre Naturelle; Jaune Capucine; Primrose Yellow; OceanBlue; Outremer; Violet
- [As Time Goes By (red)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/as-time-goes-by-red) - Panel 1 Rouge Geranium; Rouge Rubis; Cardinal Red; Vermilion Red; Jaune Capucine; Jaune Indien Panel 2 Jaune Capucine and Carmine; Rouge Rubis; Rouge Geranium; Cardinal Red; Jaune Capucine; Ocean Blue; Ocre Rouge Panel 3 Solferino Violet; Rouge Rubis; Rouge Ardent, Outremer and Solferino Violet; Payne’s Grey and Violet Solide; Emerald Green; Vermillion Red; Apricot Yellow;
- [Artplate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artplate) - Howard Hodgkin was invited to design a plate for Luciana Martinez de la Rosa's Artplate series, 1986. Other invited artists include Trojan, Barry Flanagan, Kevin Whitney, Andrew Logan, Bruce McClean, Patrick Caulfield, Craigie Aitchison, Duggie Fields and Allen Jones.
- [Memoirs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/memoirs) - Notes: Hodgkin painted Memoirs at the age of seventeen, and it imitates the principal preoccupations of his mature work. It depicts the artist listening to a family friend, nicknamed Aunt Bette, who is lying on a couch. The scene is her home in Long Island, where Hodgkin lived as a war-time evacuee, a place that he
- [Face](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/face-2) - Notes: A portrait of Kate Gordon-Cumming, see also Portrait PA33.
- [Tea with Mrs Parikh (second version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tea-with-mrs-parikh-second-version) - See also Tea with Mrs Parikh, 1974 - 1977.
- [Tea with Mrs Parikh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tea-with-mrs-parikh) - Notes: A portrait of a friend of the artist in Mumbai. See also Tea with Mrs Parikh (second version), 1974 - 1977. Image courtesy Phillips © 2022 Phillips Auctioneers LLC.
- [L'Imperatrice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/limperatrice) - L'Imperatice, 1949, is recorded as being included in the Young Contemporaries exhibition at the R.B.A Galleries, London, 25th March - 9th April, 1949. This is the same year Hodgkin attended Camberwell School of Art. Memoirs, was also painted in this year.
- [Venetian Glass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venetian-glass)
- [Venice Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-evening)
- [Home](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/home)
- [A Henry Moore at the Bottom of the Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-henry-moore-at-the-bottom-of-the-garden) - Notes: This painting and A Small Henry Moore at the Bottom of the Garden PA139 depict a sculpture in the collection of Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury in the garden of their country house in England.
- [None but the Brave Deserves the Fair](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/none-but-the-brave-deserves-the-fair)
- [It Can't Be True](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/it-cant-be-true)
- [Gossip](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gossip) - Notes: This painting was originally titled In Denbigh Road, the address of the noted English art critic David Sylvester (1924-2001).
- [In Tangier](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-tangier)
- [Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain)
- [Scotland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/scotland)
- [Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evening)
- [Bedroom Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedroom-window)
- [Rain in Rutland Gate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-in-rutland-gate)
- [Dinner in Palazzo Albrizzi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dinner-in-palazzo-albrizzi) - Notes: This painting was exhibited in its first state at Waddington Galleries, London, then later in its second and final state at M. Knoedler & Co., New York. The painting commemorates a dinner party given by the art critic Robert Hughes following the opening of Hodgkin's exhibition at the 1984 Venice Biennale.
- [When Did We Go to Morocco?](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/when-did-we-go-to-morocco)
- [Waterfall](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/waterfall)
- [Kerala](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kerala)
- [Snapshot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/snapshot)
- [Lovers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lovers)
- [A Leap in the Dark](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-leap-in-the-dark)
- [Patrick in Italy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/patrick-in-italy) - Notes: One of three paintings of the English artist Patrick Caulfield (1936-2005). See also Mr and Mrs Patrick Caulfield PA88 and Patrick Caulfield in Italy PA261.
- [Patrick Caulfield in Italy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/patrick-caulfield-in-italy) - Notes: One of three paintings of the noted English painter Patrick Caulfield (1936-2005); see also Mr and Mrs Patrick Caulfield PA88 and Patrick in Italy PA268.
- [The Last Time I Saw Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-last-time-i-saw-paris)
- [Keith and Kathy Sachs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/keith-and-kathy-sachs) - Notes: This painting was commissioned by the subjects in 1988 to commemorate their twentieth wedding anniversary. Hodgkin chose an elaborate Louis XIV frame to lend a formal quality to the portrait and to suggest the shape of a fifteenth-century Italian marriage salver.
- [Discarded Clothes](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/discarded-clothes)
- [In the Black Kitchen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-black-kitchen)
- [Venice Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-sunset)
- [Venice in the Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-in-the-autumn)
- [Fruit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fruit)
- [Indian Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-sky)
- [On the Riviera](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-riviera)
- [Love Letter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/love-letter)
- [House near Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/house-near-venice)
- [In Bed in Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-bed-in-venice) - Notes: One of an extended series of paintings of Venice begun by Hodgkin in 1984, this is also one of Hodgkin's most literal paintings. Easily identifiable are a reclining figure on a bed in front of a window, and a window or bed curtain.
- [Haven't We Met? Of Course We Have](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/havent-we-met-of-course-we-have)
- [Haven't We Met?](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/havent-we-met)
- [In a Crowded Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-crowded-room) - Notes: Hodgkin has noted that the subject of this painting is, as the title suggests, a room crowded with furniture, objects and people. The painting is executed on two mahogany leaves of an early 19th-century side table. A rare instance of the publication of an early state of this painting may be seen in 'architecture &
- [Down in the Valley](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/down-in-the-valley)
- [The Spectator](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-spectator) - Notes: Formerly titled Portrait of the Artist.
- [Sad Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sad-flowers) - Notes: An early version of this painting was exhibited in India, and again at the Tate Gallery, London, in 1984, where it was illustrated in colour in the catalogue on page 32. The artist reworked the picture totally before exhibiting it in new York.
- [A Small Thing But My Own](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-small-thing-but-my-own)
- [Waking Up in Naples](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/waking-up-in-naples)
- [In the Honeymoon Suite](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-honeymoon-suite)
- [Mr and Mrs James Kirkman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-james-kirkman)
- [Clean Sheets](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/clean-sheets)
- [Interior at Oakwood Court](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-at-oakwood-court)
- [In the Bay of Naples](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-bay-of-naples)
- [Goodbye to the Bay of Naples](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/goodbye-to-the-bay-of-naples)
- [In a Hot Country](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-hot-country) - Notes: The title refers to India.
- [Second Portrait of Terence McInerney](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/second-portrait-of-terence-mcinerney) - Notes: One of two portraits of Terence McInerney. See also First Portrait of Terence McInerney PA162.
- [First Portrait of Terence McInerney](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/first-portrait-of-terence-mcinerney) - Notes: One of two portraits of Terence McInerney, a noted expert and dealer in Indian art, and a close friend of the artist. See also Second Portrait of Terence McInerney PA165.
- [Reading the Letter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/reading-the-letter)
- [Day Dreams](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/day-dreams)
- [The Green Chateau](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-green-chateau)
- [In a French Restaurant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-french-restaurant)
- [Small Henry Moore at the Bottom of the Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-henry-moore-at-the-bottom-of-the-garden) - Notes: This painting and A Henry Moore at the Bottom of the Garden PA134 depict a sculpture in the collection of Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury in the garden of their country house in England.
- [The Hopes at Home](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-hopes-at-home) - Notes: A portrait of Mr and Mrs Joe Hope.
- [Jealousy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/jealousy)
- [After Dinner](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-dinner)
- [Cafeteria at the Grand Palais](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cafeteria-at-the-grand-palais) - Notes: This painting was awarded second prize in the 'John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 10', 1976.
- [Talking about Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/talking-about-art) - Notes: As William Feaver noted in 'Howard Hodgkin shows his colours (but not in black and white newspaper he doesn't)', the Observer Review, 8 December 1996, p. 11, the title of this painting was taken from a column in The Times.
- [Grantchester Road](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/grantchester-road) - Notes: Grantchester Road was the address of the architect and art collector, Colin St John Wilson.
- [Small Durand Gardens](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-durand-gardens) - Notes: The title refers to the address of Richard Morphet, curator of Hodgkin's first retrospective exhibition, at the Tate Gallery, London, in 1976. In 2000, he organized 'Encounters: New Art from Old' at the National Gallery, London, for which Hodgkin created Seurat's Bathers PA359. See also Interior Durand Gardens PA116.
- [Mr and Mrs E.J.P.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-e-j-p) - Notes: This is one of a series of four portraits of Mr and Mrs E.J. Power, commissioned by Power, see also Family Portrait PA101, Interior 9AG PA104 and Interior Grosvenor Square PA117. In the catalogue for the 1979 exhibition at the National Gallery, London, 'The Artist's Eye: an Exhibition Selected by Howard Hodgkin', Hodgkin described
- [Interior 9AG](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-9ag) - Notes: The title for this painting was suggested by its subject, the noted art collector E.J. Power - part of his London postcode was 9AG. See also Family Portrait PA101, Mr and Mrs E.J.P. PA113 and Interior Grosvenor Square PA117.
- [Lunch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lunch)
- [Mr and Mrs P. Stringer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-p-stringer) - Notes: A portrait of friends of the artist.
- [Anthony Hill and Gillian Wise](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/anthony-hill-and-gillian-wise) - Notes: A double portrait of the British constructivist artists, Hill (born 1930) and Wise (born 1936).
- [Portrait of Peter Cochrane](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-peter-cochrane) - Notes: A portrait of J. Peter Cochrane, former director of Arthur Tooth and Sons, London, and loosely based on a Kitchener recruiting poster from World War I. Cochrane died in 2004.
- [Gardening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gardening) - Notes: A portrait of the artist's wife, Julia.
- [Small Japanese Screen or The Japanese Screen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-japanese-screen-or-the-japanese-screen) - Notes: A portrait of Bruce Chatwin and Mr and Mrs Cary Welch; there is a larger version in the collection of the British Council (Japanese Screen or Large Japanese Screen, (PA63). In 'A Portrait of the Artist' in 1982 (opt. cit.), Bruce Chatwin described the origins of the painting: 'I had recently come back from
- [Mr and Mrs Robyn Denny](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-robyn-denny) - Notes: Alternative titles are Robyn and Anna Denny and Portrait of Robyn and Anna Denny.
- [Dancing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dancing) - Notes: A double portrait of Cathie Hayes and Jasper Jewitt, friends of the artist.
- [Seurat's Bathers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/seurats-bathers)
- [Dirty Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dirty-mirror)
- [Chez Max](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chez-max) - Notes: The title refers to the noted designer and architect Max Gordon. Hodgkin has observed, 'Chez Max is one of three memorial painting I painted of the late Max Gordon who designed the Saatchi Gallery in Boundary Road and who was an extraordinary character... in some ways I think that Chez Max is the best,
- [Over to You](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/over-to-you-2)
- [For Edward](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-edward)
- [Girl in a Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-in-a-museum)
- [Green Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-sea)
- [Large Staff Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/large-staff-room) - Notes: This is the second state of this painting. The first state, dated 1964-67, was shown in 'Howard Hodgkin: Recent Paintings', Arthur Tooth and Sons, London, 28 February - 25 March 1967, cat. no.11; alternative title, Red Staff Room. The subject is the staff room at Corsham Court, Bath. A rare example of a study
- [Lawson Underwood & Sleep](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lawson-underwood-sleep) - Notes: The title refers to George Lawson, Nicholas Underwood and Wayne Sleep, friends of the artist.
- [Mrs C](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-c) - Notes: A portrait of Mrs Bernard Cohen, later Mrs William Brooker. See also Portrait of Mrs Rhoda Cohen (PA34).
- [Like an Open Book](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/like-an-open-book)
- [Coast](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/coast)
- [Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sea-2) - Notes: The print was inserted in the de-leuxe edition of the catalogue raisonné Howard Hodgkin Prints by Lisbeth Henk, London (Thames and Hudson), 2003. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Thames & Hudson, London, 2003.
- [Home, Home on the Range](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/home-home-on-the-range)
- [For Bernard Jacobson](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-bernard-jacobson) - Notes: Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1979.
- [Moon (black version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moon-black-version)
- [In a French Restaurant, Screenprint](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-french-restaurant-screenprint) - Screenprinted poster made for the exhibition at Knoedler Gallery, New York, 1980, based on the eponymous painting, 1977-1979, in a signed edition of 500.
- [Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sky-2) - Notes: From the series 'More Indian Views'. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [A Small Thing Enlarged](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-small-thing-enlarged) - The print is made from the small gouache Howard painted for the BBC Billboard project in 1992.
- [Three O'Clock](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/three-oclock) - Notes: A portrait of W.G. Archer, Keeper of the Indian Department of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and a friend of the artist.
- [A Small Thing Enlarged](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bbc-billboard-project)
- [You Are My Sunshine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/you-are-my-sunshine)
- [Julia and Margaret](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/julia-and-margaret) - Notes: This painting is partly a study for Hotel (PA43). The subjects are the artist's wife, Julia, and Margaret Coleman.
- [In the Tuileries](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-tuileries)
- [In the Kitchen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-kitchen)
- [Girl in a Hotel (second state)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-in-a-hotel-second-state-2)
- [Double Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/double-portrait-3) - Notes: A portrait of Clifford and Rosemary Ellis; Ellis was principal of the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, and an important influence on Hodgkin.
- [Anecdotes](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/anecdotes)
- [Still life](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/still-life-5)
- [Heat and Dust](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/heat-and-dust)
- [Happy Christmas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/happy-christmas)
- [Late Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/late-afternoon)
- [Folk Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/folk-art)
- [In the Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-bedroom)
- [Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/afternoon-2) - Notes: An image of the artist's wife, Julia.
- [First Light](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/first-light)
- [Privacy and Self-Expression in the Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/privacy-and-self-expression-in-the-bedroom) - Notes: The title is a chapter heading in Kristina Wilson, Livable Modernism: Interior Decorating and Design in the Great Depression, Yale University Press, 2004.
- [Old Books](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/old-books)
- [Blood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blood)
- [Mud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mud-2)
- [Low Tide](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/low-tide-2)
- [Green Chateau III](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-chateau-iii) - Notes: Printed from the same zinc plate as the other three prints in this series. Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Figure Composition](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/figure-composition-2) - Notes: Printed by John Vince at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham. Printed by the artist, 1966.
- [William Brooker](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/william-brooker-2) - Notes: A portrait of the painter, William Brooker. This painting was exhibited in 1962 and subsequently destroyed by the artist. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Martin Froy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/martin-froy) - Notes: The subject was a colleague of Hodgkin's at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, and has now retired as Professor of Fine Art at Reading University. This painting was exhibited at the ICA Gallery in 1962, returned to the artist and subsequently destroyed by him. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour
- [Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/paris-2) - Notes: The painting was returned to the artist by Arthur Tooth and Sons, London, on 31 July, 1964 and was subsequently destroyed. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Fusina](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fusina) - Notes: This painting was returned to the artist in February 1964 by Arthur Tooth and Sons and was subsequently destroyed. The title refers to a port near Venice. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to
- [Untitled (Old Lady Walking Away)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/untitled-old-lady-walking-away-2) - Lithograph. Published by the artist.
- [Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/palm-3) - Notes: From the series ‘More Indian Views’. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [Birthday Party](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/birthday-party) - Notes: Printing begun by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc,. New York, 1977. Subsequently torn down in England and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London, 1978. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Lace Curtain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lace-curtain)
- [Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-2)
- [Summertime](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/summertime)
- [Springtime](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/springtime)
- [Big Sister](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/big-sister)
- [Spots Before My Eyes](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/spots-before-my-eyes)
- [A Glass of Red](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-glass-of-red)
- [Foreign Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/foreign-garden)
- [Raspberry Crumble](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/raspberry-crumble)
- [Beach](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/beach)
- [Where the Sky Meets the Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/where-the-sky-meets-the-sea) - Two sheets presented as a diptych.
- [Absolutely](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/absolutely)
- [Blue Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-evening-2)
- [Storm Cloud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/storm-cloud)
- [Dark Rainbow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dark-rainbow)
- [A Pale Reflection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-pale-reflection)
- [Eclipse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/eclipse-2)
- [Grape Harvest](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/grape-harvest)
- [Surprise Surprise](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/surprise-surprise)
- [For Antony](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-antony)
- [Black Blush](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-blush)
- [Black Mischief](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-mischief)
- [Ice Cream](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ice-cream)
- [Fresh Fruit Crumble](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fresh-fruit-crumble)
- [Late Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/late-autumn)
- [For Alan II](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-ii)
- [For Alan VII](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-vii)
- [Wet Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/wet-day)
- [Grass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/grass-2)
- [Earth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/earth)
- [A Summer Dress](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-summer-dress)
- [Acquainted with the Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/acquainted-with-night) - Hand-painted sugar-lift aquatint from 1 copper plate, printed in a blend of Ultramarine Blue, Mid Blue and Peacock Blue, with hand-painting in Pyrrole Red Light, Cobalt Teal and Graphite Grey on Arches Moulin du Gué blanc 350 gsm paper.
- [Strange Fruit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/strange-fruit)
- [Attack](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/attack)
- [In India](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-india)
- [Sundown](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sundown)
- [Green Thought](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-thought)
- [Heat](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/heat-2)
- [Cold](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cold)
- [Summer Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/summer-evening)
- [Interior with Figure](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-with-figure) - Image supplied by www.gwenhughesart.co.uk Notes: From the series '5 rooms'. Proofed and printed by Emil Matthieu in Zurich, Switzerland, 1966. Published by Editions Alecto Ltd, London, 1968. The five lithographs were kept in a buff-coloured portfolio with a screenprinted title page. The portfolio, containing three flaps, was designed by Rudolph Reiser in Cologne and the
- [Girl at Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-at-night) - Image supplied by www.gwenhughesart.co.uk Notes: From the series ‘5 rooms’. Proofed and printed by Emil Matthieu in Zurich, Switzerland, 1966. Published by Editions Alecto Ltd, London, 1968. The five lithographs were kept in a buff-coloured portfolio with a screenprinted title page. The portfolio, containing three flaps, was designed by Rudolph Reiser in Cologne and the
- [Nick](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/nick) - Notes: Proofed by Maurice Payne. Printed by Maurice Payne and Danny Levy at the Petersburg Studios, London. Hand coloured by Maurice Payne and Danny Levy at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1977.
- [Jarid's Porch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/jarids-porch) - Notes: Proofed by Bruce Porter. Printed and hand coloured by Bruce Porter and Jim Welty at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1977.
- [A Furnished Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-furnished-room) - Notes: Proofed by Maurice Payne and Danny Levy at the Petersburg Studios, London and New York. Printed and hand coloured by Ken Farley at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1977.
- [A Storm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-storm) - Notes: Proofed by Bruce Porter. Printed and hand coloured by Bruce Porter and Jim Welty at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1977.
- [Bed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bed) - Notes: Interior (Day) PR23 and Interior (Night) PR24 were torn down after publication. Their borders, signature, numbering and date were torn off. Fifty copies of each print were hand coloured, signed, numbered and dated again, and these were Breakfast PR46 and Bed, respectively. Proofed and printed by Maurice Payne at the Petersburg Studios, London, 1973-74. Hand coloured by Sam Hodgkin under the artist's supervision, 1978.
- [Breakfast](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/breakfast) - Notes: Notes: Interior (Day) PR23 and Interior (Night) PR24 were torn down after publication. Their borders, signature, numbering and date were torn off. Fifty copies of each print were hand coloured, signed, numbered and dated again, and these were Breakfast and Bed PR45, respectively. Proofed and printed by Maurice Payne at the Petersburg Studios, London, 1973-74. Hand coloured by Sam Hodgkin under the artist’s supervision,
- [Summer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/summer) - Notes: Proofed by the artist and Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1997.
- [Moroccan Door](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moroccan-door) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Red Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-palm) - Notes: Printed on the same set of plates as Black Palm see PR76. Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc,. New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1987.
- [Night Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-palm) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Flowering Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/flowering-palm) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Black Monsoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-monsoon) - Notes: Printed from the same plates as Monsoon, see PR78. Proofed by Judith Solodkin. Printed by Arnold Brooks at Solo Press Inc,. New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1988.
- [Indian Tree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-tree) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Away](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/away) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Home](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/home-2) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [In a Public Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-public-garden) - Notes: Proofed by the artist and Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, Düsseldorf, 1998.
- [Turkish Delight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/turkish-delight)
- [Tears, Idle Tears](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tears-idle-tears) - Notes: Based on the poem 'Tears, Idle Tears' from The Princess (1847) by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Extract: "Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean, Tears from the depths of some divine despair Rise in the heart and gather in the eyes, In looking on the happy Autumn fields, And thinking of the days
- [Cigarette](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cigarette) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/window-4) - Notes: Proofed, printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by the Kunstverein für die Rheinland und Westfalen, Düsseldorf, 1996.
- [Strictly Personal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/strictly-personal-2) - Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Two's Company (d)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/twos-company-d) - Notes: All four ‘Two’s Company’ prints are printed from the same set of plates. See, Two’s Company (a) PR118a, Two’s Company (b) PR118b, Two’s Company (c) PR118c. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Elton John Aids Foundation, London, and Alan Cristea Gallery, London,
- [Two's Company (c)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/twos-company-c) - Notes: All four ‘Two’s Company’ prints are printed from the same set of plates. See, Two’s Company (a) PR118a, Two’s Company (b) PR118b, Two’s Company (d) PR118d. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Elton John Aids Foundation, London, and Alan Cristea Gallery, London,
- [Two's Company (b)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/twos-company-b) - Notes: All four ‘Two’s Company’ prints are printed from the same set of plates. See, Two’s Company (a) PR118a, Two’s Company (c) PR118c, Two’s Company (d) PR118d. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Elton John Aids Foundation, London, and Alan Cristea Gallery, London,
- [Two's Company (a)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/twos-company-a) - Notes: All four 'Two's Company' prints are printed from the same set of plates. See, Two's Company (b) PR118b, Two's Company (c) PR118c, Two's Company (d) PR118d. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Elton John Aids Foundation, London, and Alan Cristea Gallery, London,
- [Into the Woods, Winter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/into-the-woods-winter) - Notes: From the series ‘Into the Woods’. Printed from the same set of plates as the other three ‘Into the Woods’. See, Into the Woods, Spring PA113, Into the Woods, Summer PA114, Into the Woods, Autumn PA115. Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop,
- [Into the Woods, Spring](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/into-the-woods-spring) - Notes: From the series 'Into the Woods'. Printed from the same set of plates as the other three 'Into the Woods'. See, Into the Woods, Summer PA114, Into the Woods, Autumn PA115, Into the Woods, Winter PA116. Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand
- [For Jack](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-jack)
- [Seafood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/seafood) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Snow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/snow) - Notes: Proofed, printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1995.
- [Norwich](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/norwich) - Notes: Proofed by the artist and Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 1999.
- [Venice, Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-afternoon) - Notes: From the series ‘Venetian Views’. Printed from the same set of five plates as the other three ‘Venetian Views’. See also, Venice, Morning PR93, Venice, Evening PR95, Venice, Night PR96. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and David Sully at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery,
- [Venice, Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-evening-2) - Notes: From the series ‘Venetian Views’. Printed from the same set of five plates as the other three ‘Venetian Views’. See also, Venice, Morning PR93, Venice, Afternoon PR94, Venice, Night PR96. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff , assisted by Andrew Smith and David Sully at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea
- [Portrait of the Artist Listening to Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-the-artist-listening-to-music)
- [Hello and Goodbye](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hello-and-goodbye)
- [Leaf](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/leaf)
- [Silence (final version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/silence-final-version)
- [Antony's Blue Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/antonys-blue-palm) - Notes: This is an innovative use of the frame in reverse, with the circular molding facing the wall. A related painting is Blue Palm PA205.
- [Autumn Lake](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-lake)
- [Venice Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-rain)
- [Interior with Figures](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-with-figures)
- [Mr and Mrs Terence Conran](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-terence-conran) - Notes: A portrait of Terence Conran and his former wife, now Lady Caroline Conran.
- [Interior Grosvenor Square](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-grosvenor-square)
- [Japanese Screen or Large Japanese Screen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/japanese-screen-or-large-japanese-screen) - Notes: This painting won a prize at the 1969 Cagnes First International Festival of painting; it is a larger version of Small Japanese Screen or The Japanese Screen (PA47).
- [Indian Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-sea)
- [Cocktails for Two](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cocktails-for-two)
- [A Green Thought in a Green Shade](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-green-thought-in-a-green-shade)
- [Indoor Games](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indoor-games)
- [Over to You](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/over-to-you)
- [Red Sky in the Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-sky-in-the-morning)
- [Don't Tell a Soul](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dont-tell-a-soul)
- [Water](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/water)
- [Darkness at Noon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/darkness-at-noon)
- [Now](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/now)
- [Through a Glass Darkly](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/through-a-glass-darkly)
- [Knitting Pattern](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/knitting-pattern)
- [Love Song](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/love-song)
- [Low Cloud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/low-cloud)
- [Fresh Air](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fresh-air)
- [Green Monsoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-monsoon)
- [From Memory](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/from-memory)
- [Elegy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/elegy)
- [Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/music)
- [Dirty Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dirty-window)
- [My Only Sunshine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/my-only-sunshine)
- [Autumn Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-landscape)
- [Indian Veg](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-veg)
- [Seaside](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/seaside)
- [Toffee](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/toffee)
- [Red Sky at Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-sky-at-night)
- [Knightsbridge](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/knightsbridge)
- [And the Skies Are Not Cloudy All Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/and-the-skies-are-not-cloudy-all-day)
- [Concert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/concert) - This edition has been created from the painting Concert made by Howard Hodgkin for the 2005 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition poster.
- [Heat](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/heat)
- [Heat](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/heat-3)
- [Déjà vu, Déjà Blue](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/deja-vu-deja-blue) - Notes: This title is derived from a song recorded by Dionne Warwick, music by Isaac Hayes and Gene Page.
- [Acquainted with the Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/acquainted-with-the-night-2) - Lithograph. Based on Robert Frost's poem, 'Acquainted with the Night'. The portfolio was published by the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham. The other four prints were by Thomas Burt, Monica Harman, Elizabeth Sinclair and Carolyn Smith. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have an image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography
- [Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedroom-2) - The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Mr and Mrs Roger Coleman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-roger-coleman-2) - Notes: Roger Coleman was instrumental in arranging Hodgkin's first exhibition, Two Young Figurative Painters, with Allen Jones, at the ICA in London in 1962. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a high-resolution colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-2) - Notes: A portrait of Kate Gordon-Cumming, a friend of the artist. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Undressing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/undressing-2) - Notes: A view out of Hodgkin's window at 12 Addison Gardens, London W14. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Girl in a Hotel (first state)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-in-a-hotel-first-state) - The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner. Notes: A portrait of the artist's wife, Julia, in a hotel room in Paris. The painting was altered by the artist in 1970; see Girl in a
- [Interior with Painting by de Stael](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-with-painting-by-de-stael-2) - Collection: Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Sao Paulo, Brazil The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Mr and Mrs Allen Jones](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-allen-jones) - The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mirror) - Image courtesy of De Beers. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a high resolution colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Family Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/family-portrait) - Notes: One of four paintings of the collector E.J. Power and his family. See notes for PA104. The Howard Hodgkin Estate does not have a high resolution colour image of this work. If you can help, please contact info@howard-hodgkin.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunset-2) - Notes: There is another painting by Hodgkin entitled Sunset PA270. Howard Hodgkin does not have a colour image of this work in his archives. If you can help, please contact howardhodgkinwebsite@gmail.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [IMAX Cinema](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/imax-cinema) - Design for the mural around the Imax Cinema, Waterloo Place, London.
- [IMAX Cinema](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/imax-cinema-2) - The IMAXCinema, Waterloo Place, London, designed by Avery & Associates for the British Film Institute, with Hodgkin's mural design, blown up to 15 metres height.
- [Concert](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/concert-2) - “The image is meant to enable the LISTENING spectator to feel that they can go wherever they want—that their imagination can have total freedom, as if they were at a great concert.” – Howard Hodgkin Howard is the fifth artist in the Foundation’s history to provide a work for a Cliburn Competition. Robert Rauschenberg’s mixed
- [Artist and Model (in green and yellow)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artist-and-model-in-green-and-yellow) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Artist and Model see PR59. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed and hand coloured by Ken Farley and Jon Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1980.
- [Curtain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/curtain)
- [Indian View I](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-i) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-room) - Notes: From the series ‘5 rooms’. Proofed by Ian Lawson at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham. Printed by Ian Lawson at Alecto Studios, London, 1967. Published by Editions Alecto Ltd, London, 1968. The five lithographs were kept in a buff-coloured portfolio with a screenprinted title page. The portfolio, containing three flaps, was designed by
- [La Plume de ma Tante](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/la-plume-de-ma-tante)
- [La Plume de ma Tante (black)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/la-plume-de-ma-tante-black)
- [When Only the Best Will Do](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/when-only-the-best-will-do)
- [Maquette for Nick](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/maquette-for-nick) - see also, Nick
- [Night Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-window)
- [In Alexander Street](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-alexander-street)
- [Venetian Glass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venetian-glass-2) - Note: Based on Venetian Glass, oil on wood, 1984-86. Also produced as a poster in an edition of 1500 for the Mostly Mozart Festival at the Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York.
- [Indian View E](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-e) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View H](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-h) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Evermore, Blood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-blood) - Blood, an illustration to Julian Barnes's short story Evermore. Evermore – The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed within the
- [Evermore, frontispiece](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-frontispiece-2) - Frontispiece to Julian Barnes's short story Evermore. Handcoloured gouache on paper. Evermore – The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed
- [Evermore, Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-landscape) - An illustration to Julian Barnes's short story Evermore. Handcoloured etching. Evermore – The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed within the
- [Evermore, Red Crosses](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-red-crosses-2) - Red crosses, an illustration to Julian Barnes's short story, Evermore. Evermore – The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed within
- [Evermore, Untitled (Morris car)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-untitled-morris-car-2) - Untitled (Morris car), an illustration to Julian Barnes's story Evermore. Etching and aquatint printed in ultramarine blue with hand colouring in green and raw Sienna acrylic. Evermore – The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits
- [Untitled (black crosses)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/untitled-black-crosses) - Evermore - The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed within the text. See also, Evermore, Untitled (Morris car), Evermore, Red
- [As You'd Been Wont-Wantonly, Wantonly, Eros Past](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/as-youd-been-wont-wantonly-wantonly-eros-past) - Lift-ground etching ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as a short story written by Susan Sontag in the New Yorker in 1986. It concerns the responses – doubting, possessive, comic – of a group of New Yorkers when they discover a close friend has Aids. Now Howard Hodgkin has created a series of
- [But He Did Stop Smoking, He Didn't Miss Cigarettes at All](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/but-he-did-stop-smoking-he-didnt-miss-cigarettes-at-all) - Plate 4 from "The Way We Live Now"; 7 etchings by Howard Hodgkin to accompany a text by Susan Sontag. Published in an edition of 200 (with 25 Artist's proofs, and 7 printer's proofs). Aquatint, with hand colouring. Hand-coloured and printed by Jack Shirreff. Published by Karsten Schubert, London, 1991 ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as
- [The Hospital Room was Choked With Flowers, Everybody Likes Flowers, Surplus Flowers, the Room was Filling up with Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-hospital-room-was-choked-with-flowers-everybody-likes-flowers-surplus-flowers-the-room-was-filling-up-with-flowers) - Lift-ground etching ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as a short story written by Susan Sontag in the New Yorker in 1986. It concerns the responses – doubting, possessive, comic – of a group of New Yorkers when they discover a close friend has Aids. Now Howard Hodgkin has created a series of
- [In Touch, Checking In](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-touch-checking-in) - Lift-ground etching ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as a short story written by Susan Sontag in the New Yorker in 1986. It concerns the responses – doubting, possessive, comic – of a group of New Yorkers when they discover a close friend has Aids. Now Howard Hodgkin has created a series of
- [Fear Gives Everything Its Hue, its High](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fear-gives-everything-its-hue-its-high) - Lift-Ground etching ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as a short story written by Susan Sontag in the New Yorker in 1986. It concerns the responses – doubting, possessive, comic – of a group of New Yorkers when they discover a close friend has Aids. Now Howard Hodgkin has created a series of
- [Poster: Bamboo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/poster-bamboo)
- [Sun](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sun-2) - Notes: From the series ‘More Indian Views’. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [Sunshine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunshine-3)
- [Herb Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/herb-garden)
- [Green Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-room) - Notes: Printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1986.
- [Light Falling](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/light-falling) - Notes: Produced for The New York Times 'A Picture and a Poet' feature; Hodgkin's painting was illustrated alongside the poem What I see is the light falling all around us by Carl Phillips.
- [Brushstroke](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/brushstroke) - Notes: Donated by the artist to The Art Fund Brushstrokes series. Read more>> Edition of 75. Signed and numbered by the artist.
- [Ice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ice-2) - Notes: Hodgkin created Ice specially for Team GB for the Olympic Winter 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia. "Just as an Olympic athlete’s physical performance appears effortless and graceful after countless hours of training and preparation, Hodgkin’s seemingly spontaneous artworks are the result of almost 60 years of dedicated work. ‘Ice’ is explosive but concentrated, an expression
- [The Road to Rio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-road-to-rio) - Notes: "Bold and euphoric, The Road To Rio captures the energy and spirit of Team GB at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Jungle-green, sand-yellow, and the blue of the Brazilian sky and sea are used in an exhilarating display of Hodgkin’s painterly genius. The assertive washes of colour achieve maximum expression with limited means: Hodgkin’s painterly restraint
- [Portrait of Angela Serota](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-angela-serota)
- [Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedroom) - Notes: The artist, his wife and a friend, Mrs Burt, in a hotel room in Paris.
- [Multiplication](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/multiplication-screenprint) - Notes: Limited edition screenprint, produced to mark 30th anniversary of Terrence Higgin Trust. The Multiplication print involves 16 hand-pulled colour silkscreens, using ground lightfast Phthalo Green, Transparent Yellow Iron and Red Iron Oxides, Titan Buff (Titanium Dioxide) and Carbon Black pigment inks from Golden Inks, New York. These inks were applied layer-by-layer with a final matte varnish. The hand-torn and
- [Drawing for Memoirs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/drawing-for-memoirs) - Notes: A preparatory drawing for Memoirs, 1949 (PA2).
- [Stormy Weather](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/stormy-weather)
- [Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/delhi)
- [Outspoken](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/outspoken)
- [Autumn Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-sky)
- [Vegetable](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/vegetable)
- [For Alan VI](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-vi)
- [For Alan V](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-v)
- [For Alan IV](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-iv)
- [For Alan III](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-iii)
- [For Alan I](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-alan-i)
- [Gate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gate)
- [Night Falls](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-falls-2)
- [In the Red Bathroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-red-bathroom)
- [Disturbed Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/disturbed-night)
- [Lawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lawn)
- [Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/garden)
- [Performance Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/performance-art)
- [Rhode Island](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhode-island)
- [A Long Goodbye](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-long-goodbye)
- [Fog](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fog)
- [Going for a Walk with Andrew](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/going-for-a-walk-with-andrew) - Notes: The title refers to Andrew Allfree, a friend of the artist. See also Andrew Allfree PA318
- [Andrew Allfree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/andrew-allfree) - Notes: Andrew Allfree is a friend of the artist.
- [Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/morning)
- [Blackmail](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blackmail)
- [Red Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-morning)
- [Blues for Mrs. Chatterjee](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blues-for-mrs-chatterjee)
- [Clouds](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/clouds)
- [Puddle](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/puddle)
- [Bedclothes](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedclothes)
- [The Rains Came](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-rains-came)
- [Tears for Nan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tears-for-nan)
- [Indian Summer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-summer)
- [In the Shade](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-shade)
- [Dry Martini](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dry-martini)
- [Into the Woods, Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/into-the-woods-autumn) - Notes: From the series ‘Into the Woods’. Printed from the same set of plates as the other three ‘Into the Woods’. See, Into the Woods, Spring PA113, Into the Woods, Summer PA114, Into the Woods, Winter PA116. Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand
- [Into the Woods, Summer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/into-the-woods-summer) - Notes: From the series ‘Into the Woods’. Printed from the same set of plates as the other three ‘Into the Woods’. See, Into the Woods, Spring PA113, Into the Woods, Autumn PA115, Into the Woods, Winter PA116. Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand
- [Dawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dawn-2) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Clarendon Road](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/clarendon-road) - Notes: Refers to the lavishly decorated house of Margery Fry in Holland Park, which Hodgkin visited at a young age.
- [Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-3) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Frost](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/frost) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff, Andrew Smith and Claire Wait. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2001.
- [Eye](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/eye) - Notes: Proofed by the artist and Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by The Institute of Contemporary Arts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, and Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 2000.
- [Books for the Paris Review](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/books-for-the-paris-review) - Notes: Proofed by the artist and Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and Claire Wait at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by the Paris Review, New York, 1998.
- [Venice, Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-night) - Notes: From the series ‘Venetian Views’. Printed from the same set of five plates as the other three ‘Venetian Views’. See also, Venice, Morning PR93, Venice, Afternoon PR94, Venice, Evening PR95. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff , assisted by Andrew Smith and David Sully at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan
- [Venice, Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-morning) - Notes: From the series 'Venetian Views'. Printed from the same set of five plates as the other three 'Venetian Views'. See also, Venice, Afternoon PR94, Venice, Evening PR95, Venice, Night PR96. Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff, assisted by Andrew Smith and David Sully at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Alan Cristea
- [Red Print](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-print) - Notes: The print was inserted in the deluxe edition of the monograph by Andrew Graham-Dixon, Howard Hodgkin, London (Thames & Hudson), 1994. Proofed, printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by Thames & Hudson, London, 1994.
- [Put Out More Flags](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/put-out-more-flags) - Notes: Commissioned by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas to celebrate their 100th anniversary, as part of the Centennial Print Project, to establish The Artists' Fund. Proofed, printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas, 1992.
- [Palm and Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/palm-and-window) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Street Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/street-palm) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [In an Empty Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-an-empty-room) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Mango](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mango-3) - Notes: Proofed by Jack Shirreff. Printed by Jack Shirreff with the assistance of Andrew Smith and Samuel Lee at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by Jack Shirreff. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1991.
- [Ivy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ivy) - Notes: Hanging in the Ivy restaurant, London (Private collection, London). Printed by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Hand coloured by the artist. Published by the artist, 1990.
- [Monsoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/monsoon) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Black Monsoon, see PR78. Proofed by Judith Solodkin. Printed by Arnold Brooks at Solo Press Inc,. New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1988.
- [Moon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moon) - Notes: Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc,. New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by The Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, 1988.
- [Black Palm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-palm) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Red Palm see PR75. At an earlier stage this print was called 'Red Palm (State)'. Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc,. New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Waddington Graphics, London, 1987.
- [Listening Ear (also called Red Listening Ear)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/listening-ear-also-called-red-listening-ear) - Notes: Printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1986.
- [Blue Listening Ear](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-listening-ear) - Notes: Printed and hand coloured by Jack Shirreff at the 107 Workshop, Wiltshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1986.
- [Welcome (also called Winter Sports)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/welcome-winter-sports-sarajevo) - Notes: From the series 'Art and Sport'. Commissioned for the official art portfolio for the XIV Sarajevo Olympic Winter Games, 1984 (also available as a limited edition poster). Proofed and printed by Perry Tymeson at the Petersburg Studios, New York, 1983. Published by Visconti Art, Vienna, and Lazo Vuji'c, 1984.
- [Yes No](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/yes-no)
- [Tide](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tide)
- [Thundercloud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/thundercloud)
- [Present](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/present)
- [Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/paris)
- [In the Bay of Bengal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-bay-of-bengal)
- [Miss Spackman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/miss-spackman) - Notes: This portrait belongs to the period when Hodgkin was living in student accommodation in Corsham, and depicts his landlady.
- [Two women at a table](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/two-women-at-a-table) - Notes: This drawing was made from memory whilst Hodgkin was studying at Corsham.
- [Blondie](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blondie) - Notes: Depicts a fellow student at Bath Academy of Art, Corsham where Hodgkin was taught by the painters William Scott, Peter Lanyon and Jack Smith, and the sculptor Kenneth Armitage. The principal was Clifford Ellis.
- [Miss Spackman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-miss-spackman) - Circa 1953. Miss Spackman was landlady to students at Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, Wiltshire. 'What on earth is Mr Brooker up to?' She once enquired, hearing noises from upstairs. 'Better not ask', Kenneth Armitage replied.
- [The Birthday Party](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-birthday-party) - Notes: Image courtesy of the Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert Gallery, London.
- [Self-Portrait (Charles of the Ritz make-up)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/self-portrait) - Notes: Executed in Charles of the Ritz makeup products as part of the Signature Collection, Self Portraits by International Artists in the Medium of Makeup and sold to benefit the Save the Children Fund, Christie's, London, 23 May 1983.
- [In a Green Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-green-mirror) - Donated by Hodgkin to the Foundation of Contemporary Performance Arts 30th anniversary benefit exhibition held at the Leo Castelli Gallery, New York in 1993. The foundation originated in 1962 when Jasper Johns, John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg came together to help Merce Cunningham and his dance company finance a proposed season on Broadway by arranging
- [Red Arches](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-arches)
- [Hot Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hot-night-2)
- [The Metropolitan Museum installation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-metropolitan-museum-installation-2)
- [Chopin Etudes Opus 10 and Opus 25](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chopin-etudes-opus-10-and-opus-25) - Notes: In 1981 Harvey's of Bristol commissioned six artists to provide cover images for EMI recordings made by finalists at the Leeds Pianoforte Competition. Hodgkin's painting was inspired by Chopin's Etudes, opus 10 and opus 25.
- [Lit de Marriage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lit-de-marriage)
- [Picture for Gordon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/picture-for-gordon)
- [Souvenir of Ellen Smart's Indian Slide Show](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/souvenir-of-ellen-smarts-indian-slide-show)
- [Early Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/early-evening)
- [Girl on a Sofa](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-on-a-sofa-3) - Howard Hodgkin does not have a colour image of this work in his archives. If you can help, please contact howardhodgkinwebsite@gmail.com. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner. Notes: According to the artist, this is a composite image, not referring to a specific individual.
- [Small, Medium and Large](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-medium-and-large)
- [Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/art)
- [In Venice (first version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-venice-first-version) - Notes: There are two versions of this painting, the second was completed in 2005, see In Venice (final version) PA438a.
- [Gramophone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gramophone) - Notes: A second work with the same title is dated 1964 - 1967 (PA69).
- [Sand](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sand) - Notes: Printed on the same set of plates as Blood, see PR69. Proofed by Perry Tymeson. Printed by Perry Tymeson with the assistance of Elizabeth Mahoney at the Petersburg Studios, New York, 1983. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York, 1985. Published by Petersburg Press, 1985.
- [Blood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blood-2) - Notes: Printed on the same set of plates as Sand, see PR70. Proofed by Perry Tymeson. Printed by Perry Tymeson with the assistance of Elizabeth Mahoney at the Petersburg Studios, New York, 1983. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York, 1985. Published by Petersburg Press, 1985.
- [All Alone in the Museum of Modern Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/all-alone-in-the-museum-of-modern-art) - Notes: From the series ‘In the Museum of Modern Art'. Printed on the same copper plate as Thinking Aloud in the Museum of Modern Art PR52. At and earlier stage this print was called Alone in the Museum of Modern Art. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed by Ken Farley and John Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by
- [Mourning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mourning) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Bleeding, see PR67. Proofed by Judith Solodkin. printed by Judith Solodkin assisted by Arnold Brooks at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1982.
- [Bleeding](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bleeding-2) - Notes: Printed on the same plates as Mourning, see PR68. Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1982.
- [One Down](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/one-down) - Notes: Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1982.
- [Two to Go](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/two-to-go) - Notes: Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1982.
- [Souvenir](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/souvenir) - Notes: Proofed by Bruce Porter and Norman Lassiter. Printed by Norman Lassiter, New York. Published by by Petersburg Press, 1981.
- [Red Eye](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-eye) - Notes: Proofed by Judith Solodkin. Printed by Arnold Brooks at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1981.
- [Black Moonlight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-moonlight) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Moonlight see PR61. Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1980.
- [Moonlight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moonlight-3) - Notes: Printed from the same set of plates as Black Moonlight see PR62. Proofed and printed by Judith Solodkin at Solo Press Inc., New York. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1980.
- [Artist and Model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artist-and-model) - Notes: Printed on the same set of plates as Artist and Model (in green and yellow) see PR60. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed and hand coloured by Ken Farley and Jon Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1980.
- [Those...Plants](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/those-plants) - Notes: The intended title for this print was 'Those Fucking Plants', a quotation from a conversation. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed and hand coloured by Ken Farley and Jon Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1980.
- [After Lunch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-lunch) - Notes: Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed and hand coloured by Ken Farley and Jon Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1980.
- [David's Pool](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/davids-pool) - Notes: Printed from the same plate as David's Pool at Night PR54. Proofed by Aldo Crommelynck, 1979. Printed at Atelier Crommelynck, Paris, 1985. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York, 1985. Published by Petersburg Press 1985.
- [David's Pool At Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/davids-pool-at-night) - Notes: Printed from the same plate as David's Pool PR55. Proofed by Aldo Crommelynck, 1979. Printed at Atelier Crommelynck, Paris, 1985. Hand coloured by Cinda Sparling, New York, 1985. Published by Petersburg Press 1985.
- [Saturday](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/saturday)
- [Ice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ice)
- [Yellow Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/yellow-sky)
- [Pain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pain)
- [In Egypt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-egypt)
- [Where Seldom is Heard a Discouraging Word](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/where-seldom-is-heard-a-discouraging-word)
- [Thinking Aloud in The Museum of Modern Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/thinking-aloud-in-the-museum-of-modern-art) - Notes: From the series 'In the Museum of Modern Art'. Printed from the same copper plate as All Alone in the Museum of Modern Art PR53. At and earlier stage this print was called Not Quite Alone in the Museum of Modern Art. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed by Ken Farley and John Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New
- [Rough Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rough-sea) - Hodgkin once asked his godmother Hope Pope what marriage was like. 'Like a rough sea', she answered.
- [Hotplate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hotplate)
- [Technicolor](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/technicolor)
- [Lagoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lagoon)
- [Weather](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/weather)
- [Porlock](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/porlock)
- [Meadow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/meadow)
- [Jungle](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/jungle)
- [Deep Water](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/deep-water)
- [Yellow Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/yellow-sea)
- [Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-2)
- [Opera](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/opera)
- [Little Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/little-garden)
- [Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/flowers)
- [Early Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/early-morning)
- [Dark Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dark-evening)
- [Breakfast](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/breakfast-2010-2011)
- [Wine-Dark Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/wine-dark-sea)
- [Early Evening in the Museum of Modern Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/early-evening-in-the-museum-of-modern-art) - Notes: From the series ‘In the Museum of Modern Art’. Printed on the same copper plate as Late Afternoon in the Museum of Modern Art PR50. At an earlier stage this print was called Shadows in the Museum of Modern Art. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed by Ken Farley and John Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg
- [Late Afternoon in The Museum of Modern Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/late-afternoon-in-the-museum-of-modern-art) - Notes: From the series 'In the Museum of Modern Art'. Printed on the same copper plate as Early Evening in the Museum of Modern Art PR51. At an earlier stage this print was called Inside the Museum of Modern Art. Proofed by Ken Farley. Printed by Ken Farley and John Hutcheson at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1979.
- [Here We Are in Croydon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/here-we-are-in-croydon) - Notes: Proofed by John Hutchinson. Printed and hand coloured by John Hutcheson and Jim Welty at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1979.
- [Cardo's Bar (Red)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cardos-bar-red) - Notes: Printed on the same copper plate as Cardo’s Bar (Black) PR47. Proofed and printed by Ken Farley at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1979.
- [Cardo's Bar (Black)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cardos-bar-black) - Notes: Printed on the same copper plate as Cardo's Bar (Red) PR48. Proofed and printed by Ken Farley at the Petersburg Studios, New York, winter, 1978-79. Published by Petersburg Press, 1979.
- [Alexander Street](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/alexander-street) - Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Green Chateau IV](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-chateau-iv) - Notes: Printed from the same zinc plate as the other three prints in this series. Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Foliage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/foliage)
- [Bonfire](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bonfire)
- [Always Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/always-afternoon)
- [Green Chateau II](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-chateau-ii) - Notes: Printed from the same zinc plate as the other three prints in this series. Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Green Chateau I](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/green-chateau-i) - Notes: Printed from the same zinc plate as the other three prints in this series. Printed and hand coloured by Alan Cox and Don Bessant at Sky Editions, London. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1978.
- [Nick's Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/nicks-room) - Notes: Proofed by Bruce Porter. Printed and hand coloured by Bruce Porter and Jim Welty at the Petersburg Studios, New York. Published by Petersburg Press, 1977.
- [Julian and Alexis](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/julian-and-alexis) - Notes: Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Hand coloured by the artist and Sam Hodgkin under the artist's supervision. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1977.
- [Shutter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/shutter) - Notes: From the series ‘More Indian Views’. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/window-5) - Image supplied www.jacobsongallery.com Notes: From the series ‘More Indian Views’. Printed by Ian Lawson at Aymestrey Water Mill, Herefordshire. Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd, London, 1976.
- [Interior (Day)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-day) - Notes: Some plates were also used in Interior (Night) PR24 Proofed and printed by Maurice Payne at the Petersburg Studios, London. Published by Petersburg Press, 1974.
- [Interior (Night)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-night) - Notes: Some plates were also used in Interior (Day) PR23 Proofed and printed by Maurice Payne at the Petersburg Studios, London. Published by Petersburg Press, 1974.
- [Indian View K](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-k) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View J](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-j) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View G](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-g) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View F](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-f) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View C](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-c) - Notes: From the series ‘Indian Views’. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Indian View A](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-view-a) - Notes: From the series 'Indian Views'. There are some uninscribed proofs with a white, unprinted border. Printed by Chris Prater, with the assistance of Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studios, London. Published by Leslie Waddington Prints, London, 1971.
- [Arch (Composition with Red)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/arch-composition-with-red) - From the portfolio commissioned and edited by Felix Man. The title Composition with Red came from the editor, not the artist. Image supplied by www.gwenhughesart.co.uk Notes: Proofed and printed by Stanley Jones at Curwen Prints Ltd, London. Commissioned and edited by Felix Man. Published by Felix Man and Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer, Munich, spring, 1971.
- [Girl on a Sofa](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-on-a-sofa-2) - Notes: From the series ‘5 rooms’. Printed by Ian Lawson and Ernest Donagh at Alecto Studios, London. Published by Editions Alecto Ltd, London, 1968. The five lithographs were kept in a buff-coloured portfolio with a screenprinted title page. The portfolio, containing three flaps, was designed by Rudolph Reiser in Cologne and the title page was
- [Enter Laughing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/enter-laughing) - The Institute of Contemporary Arts, London published a portfolio of screenprints which they commissioned from 24 artists, among them Peter Blake, (Beach Boys); Richard Hamilton (Tyres Abandoned) and David Hockney (Cleanliness is Next to Godliness). Notes: Printed by Chris Prater, assisted by Christopher Betambeau, at Kelpra Studio, London. Published by the Institute of Contemporary Arts,
- [Love and Death](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/love-and-death)
- [Night Thoughts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-thoughts)
- [Indian Wave](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-wave)
- [Indian Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-rain)
- [Blue Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-rain)
- [Letters from Bombay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/letters-from-bombay)
- [Indian Waves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-waves)
- [In the Pink](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-pink)
- [From the Head of the Bed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/from-the-head-of-the-bed)
- [For Matisse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/for-matisse)
- [Day into Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/day-into-night) - Testing excerpt test
- [Blue Thoughts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-thoughts)
- [The Sea, Goa](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-sea-goa)
- [Summer Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/summer-rain)
- [Pink Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pink-sky)
- [Ganges](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ganges)
- [Black as Egypt's Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/black-as-egypts-night)
- [Behind the Hedge](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/behind-the-hedge)
- [Wet Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/wet-evening)
- [Trompe l'oeil](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/trompe-loeil)
- [Spring](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/spring)
- [Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sea)
- [Multiplication](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/multiplication)
- [Moss](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moss)
- [Indoor Sunshine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indoor-sunshine)
- [High Tide](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/high-tide)
- [Edge of the Field](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/edge-of-the-field)
- [Dark Cloud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dark-cloud)
- [Blue Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-portrait)
- [Blue Door](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-door)
- [Snowfall](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/snowfall)
- [Snow Cloud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/snow-cloud)
- [Flag](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/flag)
- [Deep Blue Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/deep-blue-sea)
- [Big Lawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/big-lawn)
- [Arabian Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/arabian-sea)
- [Rain on the Pane](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-on-the-pane)
- [In the Train](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-train)
- [Home Alone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/home-alone)
- [Embrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/embrace)
- [Red, Red, Red](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-red-red)
- [Red Hello](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-hello)
- [Herbaceous](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/herbaceous)
- [Hello Again](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hello-again)
- [Hello](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hello)
- [Happy Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/happy-night)
- [Damp Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/damp-autumn)
- [Croissant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/croissant)
- [Collage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/collage)
- [Where the Deer and the Antelope Play](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/where-the-deer-and-the-antelope-play)
- [Transatlantic](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/transatlantic)
- [Surprise](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/surprise)
- [Self-Absorption](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/self-absorption)
- [Ozone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ozone)
- [Making Hay](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/making-hay)
- [House](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/house)
- [Degas' Russian Dancers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/degas-russian-dancers)
- [Close-Up](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/close-up)
- [Blushing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blushing)
- [Strictly Personal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/strictly-personal)
- [Living Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/living-room)
- [Later Venetian Glass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/later-venetian-glass)
- [In the Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-window)
- [In a Hotel Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-hotel-garden)
- [An Early Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/an-early-landscape)
- [Large Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/large-portrait) - Notes: A portrait of Marilyn Monroe.
- [Girl by a Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-by-a-window)
- [Girl Asleep](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-asleep)
- [The Visit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-visit) - Notes: See related painting The Second Visit (PA46)
- [The Second Visit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-second-visit) - Notes: See related painting The Visit (PA48).
- [Husband and Wife](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/husband-and-wife) - Notes: A portrait of William Brooker and his wife, Jo.
- [Hotel](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hotel) - Notes: Julia and Margaret (PA26) is partly a study for this painting.
- [Electric Light](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/electric-light)
- [Roger and Margaret Coleman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/roger-and-margaret-coleman)
- [Postcard Venice or In Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/postcard-venice-or-in-venice) - Notes: A portrait of Dr and Mrs Errol Wall.
- [Portrait of Mrs Rhoda Cohen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-mrs-rhoda-cohen) - Notes: A portrait of Mrs Bernard Cohen, later Mrs William Brooker. See also Mrs C (PA66).
- [On the Beach](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-beach) - Image courtesy of Bonham's
- [Mr and Mrs Neville Vincent and Mrs Adrian Heath](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-neville-vincent-and-mrs-adrian-heath) - Notes: Originally entitled Mr and Mrs Neville Vincent, Mr Vincent threatened defamation as the painting apparently represents two figures in skirts. He was actually the egg-shaped head-form on the right - thus the title was changed in explanation. A correction was published in The Times on May 1962. The Vincents are friends of the artist.
- [Mr and Mrs James Tower](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-james-tower) - Notes: James Tower was a well-known sculptor and colleague of Hodgkin's at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham.
- [The Luxembourg Gardens](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-luxembourg-gardens)
- [Interior](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior)
- [Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/garden-2)
- [Brigid Segrave](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/brigid-seagrave) - Notes: A portrait of a friend of the artist.
- [Travelling](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/travelling)
- [Cathie Hayes](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/cathie-hayes) - Notes: Cathie Hayes, a friend of the artist, is one of the subjects Dancing (PA5).
- [Adrian and Corinne Heath](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/adrian-and-corinne-heath) - Notes: Adrian Heath (1920 - 1992) was a prominent abstract paint and author of Abstract Painting: Its Origin and Meaning (1953). His wife, Corinne Heath, was a stage designer.
- [Staff Meeting, Corsham](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/staff-meeting-corsham) - Notes: The title refers to the Bath Academy of Art in Corsham where Hodgkin taught from 1956 to 1966.
- [The Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-room) - Notes: A portrait of the artist and his wife at their home, 114 Sinclair Road, London W14. This work was painted on an old table top.
- [Downstairs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/downstairs)
- [Portrait of Mrs Wall](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-mrs-wall) - Notes: Dr and Mrs Errol Wall are friends of the artist.
- [Interior of a Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-of-a-museum)
- [Woman in a Wheelchair](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/woman-in-a-wheelchair)
- [114 Sinclair Road](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/114-sinclair-road) - Notes: The title refers to Hodgkin's London address at the time the painting was made; signed with initials.
- [In the Luxembourg Gardens](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-luxembourg-gardens) - Notes: In a letter of 18 July 1989, Hodgkin stated that this was a student work acquired from him while he still studying - 'It is a self-portrait "seen from the back" - so to speak.'
- [Visitors](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/visitors)
- [Ultramarine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ultramarine)
- [Supper](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/supper)
- [Poison Ivy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/poison-ivy)
- [One Damn Thing After Another](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/one-damn-thing-after-another)
- [Listening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/listening)
- [Keepsake (final version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/keepsake) - Notes: This painting was significantly reworked and reframed in 2005.
- [An Italian Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/an-italian-landscape)
- [In Venice (final version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-venice-final-version)
- [Flowerpiece](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/flowerpiece)
- [Eclipse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/eclipse)
- [Wallpaper](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/wallpaper) - Notes: Subtitled on the reverse 'The Giant Rat of Sumatra', a reference to the The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire by Arthur Conan Doyle.
- [Silence (first version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/silence-first-version)
- [Red Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/red-sky)
- [A Rainbow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-rainbow)
- [Pyjamas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pyjamas)
- [October](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/october)
- [Nocturne](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/nocturne)
- [Navy Blue](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/navy-blue)
- [Last Thing at Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/last-thing-at-night)
- [Hide and Seek](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hide-and-seek)
- [Falling Down](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/falling-down)
- [Breakwater](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/breakwater-2)
- [Bleeding](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bleeding)
- [Venetian Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venetian-landscape)
- [Undergrowth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/undergrowth)
- [Undertones of War](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/undertones-of-war)
- [These Foolish Things](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/these-foolish-things) - Notes: The title refers to The Foolish Things (Remind Me of You), lyrics by Holt Marvell and music by Jack Strachey and Harry Link, first recorded by Benny Goodman in 1936.
- [Shadow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/shadow)
- [Memorial](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/memorial) - Notes: This painting is illustrated in black and white in a photograph of Hodgkin's studio which appears in the Gagosian exhibition catalogue for the exhibition Howard Hodgkin, Gagosian Gallery, New York, 8 November - 20 December 2003 and Los Angeles, 10 January - 14 February 2004, ill. colour, p. 56 (fold out). The photograph also appears as
- [Little Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/little-venice)
- [The Heat of the Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-heat-of-the-day-2)
- [Double Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/double-portrait-2) - Notes: The artist has noted that this painting represents 'the end of a friendship'.
- [Come into the Garden, Maud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/come-into-the-garden-maud) - Notes: The title is derived from Alfred, Lord Tennyson: 'Come into the garden, Maud/For the black bat, night, has flown'.
- [Christmas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/christmas)
- [Chintz](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chintz)
- [The Body in the Library](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-body-in-the-library) - Notes: The painting is illustrated in black and white in a photograph of Hodgkin's studio which appears in the Gagosian exhibition catalogue for the exhibition Howard Hodgkin, Gagosian Gallery, New York, 8 November - 20 December 2003 and Los Angeles, 10 January - 14 February 2004, ill. colour, p.86. The photograph also appears as the frontispiece in Howard Hodgkin: Small
- [Blue Remembered Hills](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-remembered-hills) - Notes: The title is derived from a poem by A. E. Houseman: 'What are those blue remembered hills,/What spires, what farms are those?/That is the land of lost content,/I see it shining plain,/The happy highways where I went/and cannot come again'.
- [Blue Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-sky)
- [Autumn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn) - Notes: At the time of its completion, this was the largest painting in Hodgkin's oeuvre.
- [Tribute](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tribute) - Notes: A tribute to the painter Edgar Degas. See also After Degas PA263.
- [Thunder](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/thunder)
- [Spring Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/spring-rain)
- [The Sky's the Limit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-skys-the-limit)
- [On the Rocks](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-rocks)
- [Mud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mud)
- [Low Tide](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/low-tide)
- [Looking at the Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/looking-at-the-sea)
- [Italy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/italy-2)
- [Grief](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/grief)
- [Echo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/echo)
- [Deep Purple](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/deep-purple) - Notes: The title is a song composed in 1933 by pianist Peter de Rose. Many artists recorded the song, most notably Nino Tempo and April Stevens for a number one hit in 1963.
- [Alone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/alone)
- [Walking on Water](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/walking-on-water)
- [Stormy Weather (final version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/stormy-weather-final-version)
- [Stormy Weather (first version)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/stormy-weather-first-version)
- [Realism](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/realism)
- [Moonlight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moonlight-2001)
- [Mirror, Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mirror-mirror)
- [Keep it Quiet](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/keep-it-quiet)
- [In Raimund Stecker's Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-raimund-steckers-garden) - Notes: Raimund Stecker, now director of the Arp Museum, Remagen, was formerly director of the Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, Dusseldorf at the time of Hodgkin's exhibition there in 1995.
- [In a Darkened Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-darkened-room)
- [Grass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/grass)
- [Dirty Weather](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dirty-weather)
- [Daylight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/daylight)
- [Bedtime](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedtime)
- [Americana](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/americana)
- [Absent Friends](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/absent-friends)
- [Torso](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/torso)
- [Please Explain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/please-explain)
- [Out of the Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/out-of-the-window)
- [Open the Door Richard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/open-the-door-richard)
- [The North Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-north-sea)
- [Little Pourville](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/little-pourville) - Notes: One of three paintings of Pourville on the Normandy coast in France. See also Pourville PA325 and After Pourville PA329.
- [James Fenton's Degas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/james-fentons-degas)
- [Hope](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hope)
- [An Autumn Leaf](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/an-autumn-leaf)
- [Ancient Egypt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ancient-egypt)
- [Afterwards](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/afterwards)
- [After the Storm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-the-storm)
- [Theatre](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/theatre)
- [Small Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-rain-2)
- [Once More With Feeling](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/once-more-with-feeling)
- [Once in Kashmir](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/once-in-kashmir)
- [Night and Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-and-day)
- [Moonlight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moonlight)
- [Memories](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/memories)
- [Little Egypt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/little-egypt)
- [Learning About Russian Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/learning-about-russian-music)
- [Hot Twilight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/hot-twilight)
- [Going to America](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/going-to-america)
- [End of the Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/end-of-the-day)
- [Dark Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dark-mirror)
- [Come Back Dull Care](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/come-back-dull-care)
- [Birthday Greetings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/birthday-greetings)
- [Autumn Foliage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-foliage)
- [Pourville](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pourville) - Notes: One of three paintings of Pourville on the Normandy coast in France. See also After Pourville PA329 and Little Pourville PA354.
- [After Pourville](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-pourville) - Notes: See also Pourville PA325 and Little Pourville PA354.
- [Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/afternoon)
- [Rain at Il Palazzo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-at-il-palazzo)
- [Kathy at La Heuze (Flame Against Flint)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kathy-at-la-heuze-flame-against-flint) - Notes: The title refers to Katherine Sachs, a collector of Hodgkin's work, visiting Hodgkin's country house in Northern France. See also Keith and Kathy Sachs PA251 and Kathy at the Ritz PA266.
- [In Mirza's Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-mirzas-room) - Notes: The title refers to a friend of the artist.
- [Good Morning](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/good-morning)
- [When in Rome](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/when-in-rome)
- [Small Chez Max](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-chez-max) - Notes: See also Memories of Max (PA285), In Memory of Max Gordon (PA293) and Chez Max (PA306).
- [Evening Sea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evening-sea)
- [Chez Stamos](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chez-stamos) - Notes: The title refers to Stamos Fafalios, a friend of the artist.
- [Storm](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/storm)
- [Old Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/old-sky)
- [In Coconut Grove](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-coconut-grove)
- [From a Swiss Train](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/from-a-swiss-train)
- [Florida Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/florida-garden)
- [Dawn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dawn)
- [Chinoiserie](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chinoiserie)
- [Bamboo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bamboo)
- [Alpine Snow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/alpine-snow)
- [Work](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/work)
- [Twilight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/twilight)
- [Seascape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/seascape)
- [The Red Door](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-red-door)
- [Nightfall](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/nightfall)
- [Mirza's Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mirzas-room) - Notes: The title refers to a friend of the artist.
- [Miami](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/miami)
- [Italy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/italy) - Notes: There is another painting with the same title, completed in 2002 PA384.
- [In the Middle of the Night](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-middle-of-the-night)
- [In Memory of Max Gordon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-memory-of-max-gordon) - Notes: This work and Memories of Max PA285, Chez Max PA306 and Small Chez Max PA315 are tributes to the noted designer Max Gordon.
- [In Paris With You](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-paris-with-you) - Notes: The title is taken from James Fenton's poem, In Paris With You, reprinted in Enrique Juncosa, ed., 'Writers on Howard Hodgkin', Dublin: Irish Museum of Modern Art and London: Tate Gallery Publications, 2006, p. 83.
- [The Heat of the Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-heat-of-the-day)
- [Escape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/escape)
- [Egypt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/egypt)
- [Conversation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/conversation-2) - Notes: This is the second painting by Hodgkin with this title, see PA68.
- [Border Country](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/border-country)
- [Autumn in the House](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/autumn-in-the-house)
- [Ruins](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/ruins)
- [Memories of Max](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/memories-of-max) - Notes: This work and In Memory of Max Gordon PA293, Chez Max PA306, and Small Chez Max PA315 are tributes to the noted designer Max Gordon.
- [Fatherland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fatherland)
- [A Bunch of Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-bunch-of-flowers)
- [Books](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/books)
- [Artificial Light](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artificial-light)
- [Afternoon Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/afternoon-flowers)
- [Sunset](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunset)
- [Kathy at the Ritz](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kathy-at-the-ritz) - Notes: The title refers to Katherine Sachs. See also Keith and Kathy Sachs PA251 and Kathy at La Heuze (Flame Against Flint) PA324.
- [In Rutland Gate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-rutland-gate)
- [Fisherman's Cove](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fishermans-cove)
- [In the Blue Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-blue-room)
- [After the Shop had Closed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-the-shop-had-closed)
- [Reading in Bed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/reading-in-bed) - Notes: In a BBC radio interview aired on 27 November 1994, Hodgkin described this painting as "one of my most literally representational pictures insofar as what is left in the final version".
- [Italian Landscape](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/italian-landscape)
- [A Visit to Paul and Bernard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-visit-to-paul-and-bernard) - Notes: The title refers to Paul Hallam and Bernard Walsh, friends of the artist.
- [Small Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-rain)
- [Small Indian Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-indian-sky)
- [Venice Grey Water](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-grey-water)
- [Still Life](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/still-life-4)
- [On the Edge of the Ocean](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-edge-of-the-ocean)
- [Old Money](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/old-money)
- [Fire in Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/fire-in-venice)
- [Venice Shadows](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-shadows)
- [Sunday in Berlin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunday-in-berlin)
- [A Pyramid for Antony](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-pyramid-for-antony)
- [Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/leaves)
- [Asphalt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/asphalt)
- [Venice Lagoon or Sad Lagoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/venice-lagoon-or-sad-lagoon)
- [Portrait of the Artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-of-the-artist)
- [Small View in Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-view-in-venice)
- [In the Green Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-green-room)
- [In a Hotel Bedroom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-hotel-bedroom)
- [In Central Park](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-central-park)
- [Heirlooms](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/heirlooms) - Notes: Signed three times on the reverse and dated 1984 - 86. The painting is also inscribed on the reverse: 'This picture must never be varnished. H.H. April 1986'.
- [Burning the Candle at Both Ends](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/burning-the-candle-at-both-ends)
- [Rainbow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rainbow)
- [Rain in Venice](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rain-in-venice) - Notes: Hodgkin has described this work as one of only a few in his oeuvre to date that began with an existing frame - in this case a frame chosen for its resemblance to shapes found in Venetian architecture.
- [Menswear](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/menswear)
- [Valentine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/valentine) - Notes: The arrow form here relates to In a Hot Country PA169.
- [Tree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tree-3)
- [Still Life](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/still-life-3)
- [Souvenirs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/souvenirs) - Notes: Comprised of two joined panels, Souvenirs was Hodgkin's largest work at the time of its completion. It represents a meeting of several friends in a New York apartment.
- [Son et Lumiere](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/son-et-lumiere) - Notes: The title refers to a light and sound show in Egypt.
- [Passion](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/passion)
- [Dark Moon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dark-moon) - Notes: Hodgkin has stated that this painting is based on a wooden seat from a stool that he found in a street.
- [The Cylinder, the Sphere, the Cone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-cylinder-the-sphere-the-cone)
- [You and Me](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/you-and-me)
- [Sunset in Naples](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sunset-in-naples)
- [Sleeping Figure](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sleeping-figure)
- [Self-Pity](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/self-pity)
- [Mr and Mrs Michael Chow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-michael-chow) - Notes: Michael Chow is a noted London restauranteur.
- [In the Public Garden, Naples](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-public-garden-naples)
- [Counting the Days](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/counting-the-days)
- [In the Train](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-train-2)
- [After Dinner at Smith Square](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/after-dinner-at-smith-square) - Notes: See also After Dinner PA132. Smith Square was the London address of Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury.
- [Tea](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/tea)
- [Paul Levy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/paul-levy) - Notes: Paul Levy is a noted food writer, art critic and friend of the artist. See also A Bust of Paul Levy PA132a.
- [The Moon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-moon) - Photo: © Museum Associates / LACMA Notes: Hodgkin has stated that this painting was painted on the back of a clock that he found discarded in a street.
- [In the Guest Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-guest-room)
- [Chez Swob](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/chez-swob) - Notes: Mr and Mrs Swob are friends of the artist.
- [Still Life in a Restaurant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/still-life-in-a-restaurant) - Notes: This painting, included in 'John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 12', Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 1980-1981, won second prize under the title of Restaurant Still Life.
- [Prizeman's Perspective](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/prizemans-perspective) - Notes: The title refers to John Prizeman, an architect and friend of the artist.
- [In the Studio of Jamini Roy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-the-studio-of-jamini-roy) - Notes: Jamini Roy (1887-1972) was a noted Indian painter.
- [Dinner at Smith Square](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dinner-at-smith-square) - Notes: In an undated note in the artist's archives, Hodgkin describes this painting as follows: "This is a picture of 2 very old friends of mine talking to each other below a small painting by Bonnard. The husband is on the left of the painting leaning slightly back from the table and his wife sits upright
- [Family Group](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/family-group)
- [Small Tree Near Cairo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-tree-near-cairo)
- [Small Simon Digby](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-simon-digby) - Notes: One of two paintings of Simon Digby. See also Simon Digby Talking PA125.
- [Night and Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-and-day-2)
- [Mr and Mrs Stephen Buckley](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-stephen-buckley) - Notes: A portrait of the British artist Stephen Buckley and his wife. Hodgkin painted a smaller version of the same subject, The Buckleys at Brede, now in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra (see PA127). The artist has written: “Both paintings were the result of staying for the week with the Buckleys in a house
- [Interior with a painting by Stephen Buckley](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-with-a-painting-by-stephen-buckley) - Notes: See the notes for Mr and Mrs Stephen Buckley PA131.
- [The Buckleys at Bede](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-buckleys-at-bede) - Notes: One of three paintings of English artist Stephen Buckley (born 1944). See also the notes for Mr and Mrs Stephen Buckley PA131.
- [Simon Digby Talking](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/simon-digby-talking) - Notes: Simon Digby is a noted authority on South Indian history, culture and literature.
- [Robyn Denny and Katherine Reid](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/robyn-denny-and-katherine-reid)
- [On the Edge of the Indian Ocean](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-edge-of-the-indian-ocean)
- [Artificial Flowers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/artificial-flowers)
- [Souvenir of Mahabalipuram](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/souvenir-of-mahabalipuram) - Notes: Inscribed on the reverse, "Souvenir of Mahabalipuram for Kasmin 40, love from Howard 1974".
- [On the Terrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/on-the-terrace)
- [Interior Durand Gardens](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/interior-durand-gardens) - See Small Durand Gardens (PA119).
- [In a Hotel Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/in-a-hotel-garden-2)
- [Dick and Betsy Smith](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dick-and-betsy-smith) - Notes: One of four paintings of Dick and Betsy Smith, see also Room with Chair PA92, Mirror PA93 and Blue Evening PA99.
- [Window](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/window-3)
- [Not at Table](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/not-at-table)
- [Mrs Sheth on the Terrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-sheth-on-the-terrace) - Notes: Mrs Sheth is a friend of the artist and a resident of Mumbai.
- [Moonlight](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/moonlight-2) - Bequest of Richard Brown Baker. Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence.
- [Guest](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/guest)
- [Coming Up from the Beach](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/coming-up-from-the-beach)
- [Blue Evening](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/blue-evening) - Notes: A portrait of Dick and Betsy Smith. See also Bathroom Mirror PA82, Room with Chair PA92 and Mirror PA93.
- [Bedroom in Carennac](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bedroom-in-carennac)
- [The Terrace, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-terrace-delhi) - Notes: A portrait of Mr and Mrs John Acton, British Council representatives in Delhi at the time. See also Mrs Acton in Delhi PA94.
- [Saturdays](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/saturdays) - Notes: The sitting room in the flat of Mr and Mrs Peter Kinley, friends of the artist, at Rugby Mansions, London W14.
- [Mrs Acton in Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-acton-in-delhi) - Notes: See also The Terrace, Delhi PA96.
- [Room with Chair](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/room-with-chair)
- [RBK](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rbk) - Notes: A portrait of the artist, R.B. Kitaj. Indian Subject (Blue) PA74 and Indian Subject (Blue and White) PA75 pre-date this work as examples of Hodgkn's shift to wood panels as his preferred painting surface.
- [Mr and Mrs Richard Smith](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-richard-smith) - Notes: See also Dick and Betsy Smith PA114.
- [Mr and Mrs Patrick Caulfield](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-patrick-caulfield) - Notes: One of three paintings of the noted English painter Patrick Caulfield (1936-2005). See also Patrick Caulfield in Italy PA261 and Patrick in Italy PA268.
- [Mr and Mrs Jack Smith](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-jack-smith)
- [Lilac Time](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lilac-time)
- [David Hockney Drawing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/david-hockney-drawing) - Notes: A portrait of David Hockney drawing at Clandeboye, Belfast.
- [Bathroom Mirror](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/bathroom-mirror) - Notes: One of a series of portraits of Dick and Betsy Smith - see also Room with Chair PA92; Mirror PA93 and Blue Evening PA99.
- [Small Staff Room](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/small-staff-room) - Notes: The staff room at Corsham Court, Bath. See also Large Staff Room PA76.
- [Mrs Nicholas Monro](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-nicholas-monro)
- [Mr and Mrs Gahlin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-gahlin) - Notes: A portrait of friends of the artist. Sven Gahlin is a London art dealer and expert in Indian miniatures.
- [Indian Subject (Blue)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-subject-blue) - Notes: A scene at Kishangarh. This and the subsequent painting Indian Subject (Blue and White) PA75 are the first mature paintings on wood completed by Hodgkin. They are also his first landscapes.
- [Mr and Mrs Cornwall Jones](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-cornwall-jones)
- [Indian Subject (Blue and White)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-subject-blue-and-white) - Notes: A scene at Kishangarh. See the note in the entry for Indian Subject (Blue) PA74.
- [The Tilsons](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-tilsons) - Notes: A portrait of the British artist Joe Tilson (born 1928) and his wife.
- [Mrs K](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mrs-k) - Notes: A portrait of Jane, Mrs John Kasmin.
- [Gramophone](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gramophone-2) - Notes: The first state of this painting was dated 1964-66, the final state was completed the following year. It is a portrait of Dr and Mrs Errol Wall. According to a letter from Hodgkin to the Thamesdown Museum Service dated 20 June 1989, this painting "is a picture of two friends listening to the gramophone,
- [Conversation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/conversation) - Notes: A portrait of Julia Hodgkin and Mrs Errol Wall at Orto Chiuso, Venice. This is the second state of this painting; Conversation, 1962, was exhibited in 'British Painting and Sculpture, Today and Yesterday', Arthur Toot and Sons, London, as cat. no.15, 1962. No photographic record of this first version has been located, however. The
- [Widcombe Crescent](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/widcombe-crescent) - Notes: A portrait of Robyn and Anna Denny.
- [Mr and Mrs Kasmin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mr-and-mrs-kasmin) - Notes: A portrait of the London art dealer, John Kasmin, and his wife, Jane.
- [Dinner at West Hill](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/dinner-at-west-hill) - Notes: Hodgkin has written: ' "Dinner at West Hill" is perhaps the most complicated and delicately balanced picture I have so far allowed myself. It commemorates a dinner party given by Bernard and Jeanie Cohen (the painter Bernard Cohen and his wife) on March 15 1964... Most of the forms in the painting which are
- [Sitting Room at West Hill](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/sitting-room-at-west-hill) - Notes: A portrait of Bernard Cohen and guests, on stretcher supplied by him.
- [Seated Figure](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/seated-figure) - Notes: A portrait of the artist Robyn Denny.
- [The Meeting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-meeting) - Notes: The work was originally unframed; a frame was added by the artist at a later date.
- [Girl in Bed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/girl-in-bed) - Notes: A portrait of the artist's wife, Julia.
- [Portrait of Miss Spackman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/portrait-miss-spackman-2-2)
- [Lomonosov Porcelain Plate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/lomonosov-porcelain-plate)
- [Madrid Exhibition Model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/madrid-exhibition-model) - The studio model for the installation at Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. The exhibition was hung in the extension, designed by Jean Nouvel, with terrazzo granite floors. The walls were painted to tone with them and some of them were papered with gold paper.
- [Madrid Exhibition Model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/madrid-exhibition-model-2) - The studio model for the installation at Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. The exhibition was hung in the extension, designed by Jean Nouvel, with terrazzo granite floors. The walls were painted to tone with them and some of them were papered with gold paper.
- [Night Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-music-2) - Performers in front of back cloth design by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Anthony Crickmay. Copyright Ballet Rambert and V&A Picture Library.
- [Night Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-music-3) - Performers in front of back cloth design by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Anthony Crickmay. Copyright Ballet Rambert and V&A Picture Library.
- [Night Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/night-music) - Back cloth design for Night Music. Water based paint and collage on paper.
- [Piano, model](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/piano-model) - Model/design for a backcloth for Piano, choreographed by Ashley Page for the Royal Ballet.
- [Piano, back cloth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/piano-back-cloth) - Oil on paper mounted on board.
- [The Nutcracker, The Orphanage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-nutcracker-the-orphanage) - Back cloth design for Act I of The Nutcracker, The Orphanage (not realised). Gouache and crayon on paper.
- [The Nutcracker, (not realised)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-nutcracker-not-realised) - Back cloth design for Act II of The Nutcracker, The Land of Snow (not realised). Gouache and oil paste on card.
- [The Nutcracker, (not realised)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-nutcracker-not-realised-2) - Back cloth design for Act III of The Nutcracker, The Land of Sweets (not realised). Gouache, pencil and collage on card.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella) - Back cloth design for act 1 of Pulcinella (not used). Gouache and collage on paper.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-6) - Drop cloth design for Pulcinella. Gouache and collage on paper.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-7) - Back cloth design for Act I of Pulcinella. Gouache and collage on paper.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-8) - Back cloth design for Act III of Pulcinella. Gouache and collage on paper.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-4) - Photograph of performance of Pulcinella with back cloth design for Act I by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Catherine Ashmore. Copyright Ballet Rambert.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-2) - Photograph of performance of Pulcinella with back cloth design for Act I by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Catherine Ashmore. Copyright Ballet Rambert.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-3) - Photograph of performance of Pulcinella with back cloth design for Act I by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Catherine Ashmore. Copyright Ballet Rambert.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/pulcinella-5) - Photograph of performance of Pulcinella with back cloth design for Act I by Howard Hodgkin. Photograph by Catherine Ashmore. Copyright Ballet Rambert.
- [Rhymes with Silver](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhymes-with-silver) - A scene from Rhymes with Silver, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by Michael Chybowski. Photo: Ken Friedman. Courtest Mark Morris Dance Group.
- [Rhymes with Silver, back cloth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhymes-with-silver-back-cloth) - Back cloth design for Rhymes with Silver. Gouache on card.
- [Rhymes with Silver](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhymes-with-silver-2) - A scene from Rhymes with Silver, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by Michael Chybowski. Photo: Ken Friedman. Courtesy Mark Morris Dance Group.
- [Rhymes with Silver](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhymes-with-silver-3) - A scene from Rhymes with Silver, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by Michael Chybowski. Photo: Ken Friedman. Courtesy Mark Morris Dance Group.
- [Rhymes with Silver](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/rhymes-with-silver-4) - A scene from Rhymes with Silver, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by Michael Chybowski. Photo: Ken Friedman. Courtest Mark Morris Dance Group.
- [Savitri](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/savitri) - Backcloth design for Gustav Holst's opera Savitri. Gouache on card.
- [Kolam, back cloth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kolam-back-cloth) - Acrylic and oil on card.
- [Kolam](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kolam) - Backcloth designed for Mark Morris's Kolam premiered at the Zellerbach Hall, Berkeley, California on 19 April 2002
- [Kolam](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/kolam-2) - Backcloth designed for Mark Morris's dance Kolam, premiered at the Zellerbach Hall, Berkeley, California on19 April 2002
- [New Worlds](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/new-worlds) - The 64p stamp uses Hodgkin's design, New Worlds, also published as a limited edition screenprint
- [Evermore: the Blue Edition](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-the-blue-edition) - Special Blue Edition. Limited to 50 copies and signed by the writer and the artist. This edition comprises the etchings of the standard edition but in addition each page of the book is hand painted, and two individual prints, signed by the artist, are included. The bound book and the loose prints are enclosed in
- [Evermore: the Standard Edition](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-the-standard-edition) - Standard Edition. Limited to 150 copies numbered and signed by the writer and the artist. The book, in hand painted blue wrappers, comprises six original etchings. The bound book is encased in a silver clothbound sleeve and enclosed in a cardboard box and sleeve.
- [Evermore, the Penguin Edition](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/evermore-the-penguin-edition) - The front cover of the Penguin paperback edition of Julan Barnes's short story, Evermore, illustrated by Hodgkin .
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot) - Photoshoot in Hodgkin's studio with the textile he designed for a Designers Guild commission.
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot-2) - Photoshoot in Hodgkin's studio with the textiles he designed for a Designers Guild commission.
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot-3) - Photoshoot in Hodgkin's studio with the textile he designed for a Designers Guild commission.
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot-4) - Photoshoot in Hodgkin's studio with the textile he designed for a Designers Guild commission.
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot-5) - Photoshoot in Hodgkin's studio with the textiles he designed for a Designers Guild commission.
- [Designers Guild, ICAF Poster](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-icaf-poster) - Hodgkin's design for Designers Guild commission Large Flower used on the poster of the 1986 International Contemporary Arts Fair, London.
- [Designers Guild, Earth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-earth) - Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions H to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland; Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin. A sample from the Earth design.
- [Designers Guild, Large Flower](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-large-flower) - Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions H to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland; Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin. A sample for Large Flower.
- [Designers Guild, Moss](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-moss) - Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions H to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland; Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin. Textile sample.
- [Designers Guild, photo shoot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-photo-shoot-6) - Sofa in blue and curtains in red versions of Large Flower. Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions Hodgkin to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland. Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin .
- [Designers Guild, Leaf](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/designers-guild-leaf) - Tricia Guild of Designers Guild commissions Hodgkin to design fabrics. They are printed in Switzerland; Large Flower and Leaf on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin. A sample of textile from Leaf design
- [Wave](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/wave) - Designs a mural, 'Wave', for the swimming pool (now part of the Virgin Active Healthclub) in the Broadgate Centre, London EC2 (architect Peter Foggo; commissioned by Rosehaugh Stanhope), which is executed in Venetian glass mosaic.
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi-5) - Mural design for the British Council HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa), in flattened form.
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi-3) - Detail of mural design on British Counci HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa).
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi-4) - Mural design for British Council HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa) in context with the street life on Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi) - Mural design for the British Council HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa).
- [British Council HQ, Delhi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/british-council-hq-delhi-2) - Detail of mural design on British Counci HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa). Hodgkin pictured with Alan Yentob during filming of Imagine.
- [Highgate Ponds Poster](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/highgate-ponds-poster) - Makes a poster of Highgate Ponds for the London Underground. To buy the poster click HERE.
- [Swimming (poster)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/swimming-poster) - Poster for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Print run of 500,000, published on 4 November 2011.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances) - A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz and lighting by James F. Ingalls.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances-2) - A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by James F. Ingalls.
- [A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by James F. Ingalls](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/a-scene-from-mozart-dances-choreographed-by-mark-morris-scenic-design-by-howard-hodgkin-costumes-by-martin-pakledinaz-lighting-by-james-f-ingalls)
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances-3) - A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by James F. Ingalls.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances-4) - A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by James F. Ingalls.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances-5) - A scene from Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin, costumes by Martin Pakledinaz, lighting by James F. Ingalls.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/mozart-dances-6) - In rehearsal, 2006: Mozart Dances, choreographed by Mark Morris, scenic design by Howard Hodgkin.
- [The Metropolitan Museum installation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/the-metropolitan-museum-installation)
- [Howard Hodgkin at the Fabric Workshop](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/howard-hodgkin-at-the-fabric-workshop)
- [Indian Summer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/indian-summer-2) - Executed in 1997 and handcoloured in 2013, this work is unique. Etching handcoloured with watercolour by the artist.
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-8)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-9)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-10)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-11)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-12)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-13)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-14)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-15)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-16)
- [Howard Hodgkin in his studio in Wiltshire during the 1970s](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/howard-hodgkin-in-his-studio-in-wiltshire-during-the-1970s)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-2)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-3)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-4)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-5)
- [Gagosian 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/artwork/gagosian-2011-6)

## Exhibitions

- [Royal Academy of Arts - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-academy-of-arts-2002) - The Galleries Show. The main spaces were given over to commercial galleries, to show their artists. Gagosian were given the octagon, which Hodgkin had painted ultramarine. In it he hung eight small paintings.
- [Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-in-a-public-garden-2)
- [Handpicked: Painting Flowers from 1900 to Today](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/handpicked-painting-flowers-from-1900-to-today)
- [Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-in-a-public-garden)
- [For John Constable](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/for-john-constable)
- [Dulwich Picture Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/dulwich-picture-gallery-2001) - Howard Hodgkin at Dulwich Picture Gallery
- [Size doesn't Matter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/size-doesnt-matter)
- [Barbican Art Gallery Tour, 2006 - 2013](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/barbican-art-gallery-tour-2006) - Headless man and Lupin contemplate 'Moonlight' at the private view of Hodgkin's prints, Victoria Art Gallery, Bath, 2006. Photo: Freya Turling, courtesy Victoria Art Gallery.
- [Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/seeing-each-other-portraits-of-artists)
- [Metropolitan Museum - 1995-1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/metropolitan-museum-1995-1996) - Paintings, 1975 to 1995
- [Hayward Gallery - 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hayward-gallery-1996) - Installation view of the exhibition, Howard Hodgkin Paintings, 1975-1996. The building was emptied of later accretions and returned to its original state. The walls were painted mailbag grey. David Sylvester was responsible for the hanging.
- [National Portrait Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-portrait-gallery)
- [British School at Rome - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/british-school-at-rome-1992) - Seven Small Pictures
- [Howard Hodgkin: Early Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-early-prints)
- [Quiet Motion](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/quiet-motion)
- [Gagosian - 980 Madison Ave - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-980-madison-ave-2011) - Howard Hodgkin: New Paintings 2007-2011
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2013](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2013) - Howard Hodgkin New Paintings don't think you can lightly paint a picture. It's an activity I take very seriously. Hodgkin Gagosian Rome is pleased to present an exhibition of recent paintings Howard Hodgkin. This is his first exhibition in Rome since he Seven Small Paintings at the British School in 1992. In exploring the very
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2008](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2008) - Installation view, Gagosian Gallery, London WC1
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-2)
- [Gagosian Gallery, 2009 -2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2009-2010) - Seven New Paintings
- [Patrick Caulfield and Howard Hodgkin: Painter-Colleagues](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/patrick-caulfield-and-howard-hodgkin-painter-colleagues)
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin)
- [Memories: Etel Adnan and Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/memories-etel-adnan-and-howard-hodgkin)
- [Cartwright Hall - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/cartwright-hall-1987)
- [Museum of Modern Art Oxford - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-modern-art-oxford-1987) - Current Affairs: British Painting and Sculpture in the 1980s
- [Mucsarnok Budapest - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mucsarnok-budapest-1987)
- [Zacheta - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/zacheta-1987)
- [Narodni Galerie - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/narodni-galerie-1987)
- [Serpentine Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/serpentine-gallery-1976) - “Howard Hodkin: Forty-Five paintings 1949-1975”, solo show. Arts Council of Great Britain touring exhibition. Catalogue includes essay by Richard Morphet.
- [Aberdeen Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/aberdeen-art-gallery-1976) - "Howard Hodkin: Forty-Five paintings 1949-1975", solo show. Arts Council of Great Britain touring exhibition. Catalogue includes essay by Richard Morphet.
- [Laing Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laing-art-gallery-1976) - “Howard Hodkin: Forty-Five paintings 1949-1975”, solo show. Arts Council of Great Britain touring exhibition. Catalogue includes essay by Richard Morphet.
- [Graves Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/graves-art-gallery-1976) - “Howard Hodkin: Forty-Five paintings 1949-1975”, solo show. Arts Council of Great Britain touring exhibition. Catalogue includes essay by Richard Morphet.
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1988-1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1988-1989) - Recent Acquisitions
- [Graves Art Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/graves-art-gallery-1991) - The Absent Presence
- [Michael Parkin Gallery - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/michael-parkin-gallery-1989)
- [Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/glasgow-museums-and-art-galleries-1990) - Glasgow's Great British Art Exhibition
- [Hirschl & Adler Galleries - 1990 - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hirschl-alder-galleries-1990-1991) - Group exhibition: The British Imagination: Twentieth-Century Paintings, Sculpture and Drawings
- [National Portrait Gallery - 1993-1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-portrait-gallery-1993-1994) - The Portrait Now
- [University Gallery - University of Essex - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/university-gallery-university-of-essex-1994) - The Silent Partner: Re-Viewing the Picture Frame
- [Galleria Lawrence Rubin - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galleria-lawrence-rubin-2001) - Howard Hodgkin: Piccoli Dipinti
- [Kunstverein für die Rheinland und Westfalen, Düsseldorf - 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstverein-fur-die-rheinland-und-westfalen-dusseldorf-1996)
- [Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/modern-art-museum-of-fort-worth-1995) - Howard Hodgkin: Paintings 1975-1999
- [Galerie Haas & Fuchs - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-haas-fuchs-1998) - Howard Hodgkin
- [Gagosian Gallery - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-1998) - Howard Hodgkin: Paintings
- [Gagosian Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery)
- [Fitzwilliam Museum - 2007](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/fitzwilliam-museum-2007) - "Howard Hodgkin: Paintings 1992-2007"
- [Gagosian Rome](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-rome)
- [De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/de-pont-museum-of-contemporary-art-2010) - This exhibition focuses on Howard Hodgkin paintings of places and moments in time as subjective expressions of visual sensation. The exhibition spans ten years of the artist career and includes many paintings not previously seen by a broader public, including a powerful body of new work developing out of the stylefont-style: italic, Home On the
- [Indian Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/indian-leaves)
- [Howard Hodgkin: The Artists He Painted](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/8224)
- [University of Kentucky Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/university-of-kentucky-art-gallery-1976) - "Graphics '76 Britain", group show.
- [Tate Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-gallery-1976)
- [Tate Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-gallery-1976-2)
- [Atmosphere Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/atmosphere-gallery-1976)
- [The Arts Centre Dartington Hall](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-arts-centre-dartington-hall)
- [Lalit Kala Academy - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lalit-kala-academy-1975) - "Third Triennale India", group show.
- [Arnolfini Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-gallery)
- [Oxford Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/oxford-gallery)
- [The Waddington Galleries III - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-waddington-galleries-iii-1972) - "Howard Hodgkin: Screenprints", solo show.
- [Städtische Kunsthalle - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/stadtische-kunsthalle-1968) - "Prospect 68", group show.
- [Arnolfini Gallery, solo - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-gallery-solo-1972) - "Howard Hodgkin: recent screenprints / Indian Views", solo show.
- [Glasgow School of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/glasgow-school-of-art)
- [Ulster Museum - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ulster-museum-1972) - "Contemporary Prints", group show.
- [Ashgate Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ashgate-gallery-1973) - "David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin", group show.
- [Desmos Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/desmos-gallery)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1971) - "Critic's Choice: 1971, Selected by Robert Melville", group show.
- [Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstnernes-hus-oslo)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2012](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-2012) - Acquainted With The Night 31st May 2012 - Saturday 7th Jul 2012 Cork Street major new body of works on paper by Howard Hodgkin, one of Britain's most important living artists, form the basis of our exhibitionin celebration of the artist's 80th birthday. These 11 new works are remarkably different in feel to much of
- [Park Square Gallery - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/park-square-gallery-1971) - "Howard Hodgkin: recent prints", solo show.
- [Kasmin Gallery - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kasmin-gallery-1971) - "Howard Hodgkin: Recent Paintings", solo show.
- [Alecto Gallery - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alecto-gallery-1969) - "5 Rooms: Howard Hodgkin", solo show. First solo exhibition of prints.
- [Bath Festival - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bath-festival-1965) - "Corsham Painters and Sculptors" An exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculptures by some artists then teaching at Bath Academy of Arts, Corsham, with a retrospective section of photographs of works by these and other artists teaching at Corsham during the period 1946 to 1965. Organised by the Arts Council for the Bath Festival 1965. Catalogue
- [Circolo degli Artisti di Biella - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/circolo-degli-artisti-di-biella-1965) - "Premio Internazionale Biella Per L'Incisione", group show.
- [Galleria Milano - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galleria-milano-1968) - "Arte Moltiplicata", group show.
- [Camden Arts Centre - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/camden-arts-centre-1968) - "Transatlantic graphics 1960-67", group show.
- [Laing Art Gallery and Museum - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laing-art-gallery-and-museum-1968) - "Transatlantic graphics 1960-67", group show.
- [AIA Gallery - September 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/aia-gallery-september-1961) - "Twenty Painters"
- [RBA Galleries - 1949](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/rba-galleries-1949) - "Young Contemporaries"
- [Bradford City Art Gallery and Museums - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bradford-city-art-gallery-and-museums-1968) - "British International Print Biennale", group show.
- [The Tate Gallery - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-tate-gallery-1967) - "Recent British Painting: Peter Stuyvesant Foundation Collection", group show.
- [Galleria Milano - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galleria-milano-1966) - "London Under Forty", group show.
- [Premio Lissone, Comune di Lissone - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/premio-lissone-comune-di-lissone-1965) - "Quattordicesimo Premio Lissone - Biennale Internazionale di Pittura", group show.
- [Château de La Sarraz - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/chateau-de-la-sarraz-1965) - "Prix International de Peinture", group show.
- [Bear Lane Gallery - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bear-lane-gallery-1965) - "Trends in Contemporary British Painting", group show.
- [Palais de Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/palais-de-beaux-arts-de-bruxelles-1965) - "Pop Art Nouveau Realisme Etc...
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1965)
- [Kunstverein fur die Rheinlande und Westfalen - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstverein-fur-die-rheinlande-und-westfalen-1964) - "Britische Malerei der Gegenwart", group show.
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/whitechapel-art-gallery-1963) - "British Painting in the Sixties", group show. An Exhibition Organized by the Contemporary Arts Society.
- [ICA Gallery, Picture Fair - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-gallery-picture-fair-1962) - Group. From the inivitation card: “The signatures of the artists will be covered up during the exhibitoin and not titles will be listed, thus prividing an interesting opportunity for anyone to select a picture depending entirely on their own personal judgement. Numbered tickets will be sold, each ticket representing the ultimate owndership of one picture.
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - October 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-october-1962) - "Howard Hodgkin: An exhibition of recent paintings", solo. Hodgkin's first one man show. Edward Lucie Smith introductory note: “It is with sad truth that English artists usually have little sense of the 'absolute'. By which I mean that they seldom have either the stamina or the courage to pursue their own discoveries, or even their
- [Kunstforeningen - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstforeningen-1962) - "Britisk Kunst: sammenslutningen af danske kunstforeninger 1962-63". Catalogue text by Toni del Renzio. In Danish with English translation.
- [RBA Galleries - 1959](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/rba-galleries-1959) - "London Group - Annual Exhibition"
- [Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/761) - Howard Hodgkin, Small Paintings 1975-1989, The British Council touring exhibition.
- [Centre Cultural de la Fundació Caixa de Pensions, Barcelona](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/centre-cultural-de-la-fundacio-caixa-de-pensions-barcelona)
- [Bernard Jacobson Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bernard-jacobson-gallery-1991) - Not Pop: What the Other were Doing.
- [Kettle's Yard - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kettles-yard-1994) - Paintmarks
- [Leo Castelli Gallery - New York - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/leo-castelli-gallery-new-york-1993) - The Leo Castelli Gallery showed a benefit exhibition of 'Drawings'&nbsp to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts. Hodgkin gave this work.
- [Galerie Lawrence Rubin - 1997](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-lawrence-rubin-1997) - Recent Paintings
- [Lutz & Thalmann - Zurich - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lutz-thalmann-zurich-1998) - Howard Hodgkin
- [Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde und Vorgeschichte - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/staatliches-museum-f-naturkunde-und-vorgeschichte-1998) - Howard Hodgkin, Works on Paper from 1971 to 1995
- [Museum der Stadt - 1998 - 1999](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-der-stadt-1998-1999) - Howard Hodgkin, Works on Paper from 1971 to 1995
- [National Gallery - 2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-gallery-2000) - Encounters: New Art from Old invited contemporary artists to respond to works in the National Gallery's collection.
- [Contemporary Arts Museum - 2001 - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/contemporary-arts-museum-2001-2002) - The Inward Eye: Transcendence in Contemporary Art
- [Portland Art Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/portland-art-museum) - Group exhibition: Embracing the Present: The UBS Paine Webber Collection
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2003)
- [Galerie Haas & Fuchs - 2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-haas-fuchs-2004) - Paintings
- [Museum of Contemporary Art - Andros - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-contemporary-art-andros-2005) - Metamorphosis: British Art of the Sixties Works from the Collections of the British Council and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
- [Galerie Lutz & Thalmann - Zurich - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-lutz-thalmann-zurich-2005) - Howard Hodgkin: Small Paintings
- [Tate Britain - 2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-2006) - Howard Hodgkin, paintings retrospective.
- [Irish Museum of Modern Art - 2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/irish-museum-of-modern-art-2006) - Howard Hodgkin, paintings retrospective.: during the installation
- [Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia - 2006-2007](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museo-nacional-centro-de-arte-reina-sofia-2006-2007) - Howard Hodgkin, paintings retrospective.: Installation view.
- [Yale Center for British Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/yale-center-for-british-art) - Paintings 1992-2007
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2009](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-2009) - As Time Goes By: the red and the blue versions, together with large prints, 'Into the Woods', 'Frost', the Venice series.
- [Southampton City Art Gallery, 2009 - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/southampton-city-art-gallery-2009-2010) - As Time Goes By: large prints by Howard Hodgkin
- [Galerie Andres Thalmann - Zurich - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-andres-thalmann-zurich-2010) - galerie andresthalmann Andres Thalmann Talstrasse 66, 8001 Z, Switzerland . 41 44 210 20 01 Fax 41 44 210 20 02 Mobile 41 79 204 63 63 .com
- [Christie's - South Kensington - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/christies-south-kensington-2010) - Cigarette, print, 2000 - 2002,16
- [Modern Art Oxford - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/modern-art-oxford-2010) - stylefont-style: italic and Place: 25 Paintings 2001-2010. exhibition travelled to the De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Tilburg, The Netherlands .10.2010-16.1.2011 and to the San Diego Museum of Art, California, USA in February 2011. large gallery on the first floor reunited the four paintings, stylefont-style: italic, Home on the Range, stylefont-style: italic the Deer and
- [Phillips Collection - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/phillips-collection-2011) - The Phillips Collection celebrates its 90th birthday with a display of its newly acquired set of Hodgkin's 20 foot long prints stylefont-style: italic Time Goes By stylefont-style: italic and stylefont-style: italic in memory of Lauglin Phillips. In a room beyond hangs the painting stylefont-style: italic, which they acquired in 2001 in memory of Robin Cafritz.
- [Laboratorio d'Arte Grafica di Modena - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laboratorio-darte-grafica-di-modena-2011) - Palms, a selection of Howard Hodgkin's prints is on view in Modena, Italy.
- [Museum of Art - Rhode Island School of Design - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-art-rhode-island-school-of-design-2011) - Made in the UK: Contemporary Art from the Richard Brown Baker Collection. , 1972 was bequeathed to the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design by Richard Brown Baker. British art rocks at RISD ... The show, which winds its way through the museum's Chace Center galleries, boasts some of the names in post-war
- [San Diego Museum of Art - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/san-diego-museum-of-art-2011) - The exhibition that began in Modern Art Oxford in June 2010 and was seen at the De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Tilburg, the Netherlands, ended its tour in California. The works included stylefont-style: italic, which the museum has bought .
- [Nicholas Metivier Gallery - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/nicholas-metivier-gallery-2015)
- [Christie's](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/christies) - The Modern and Contemporary Prints Sale included 40 of Jack Shirreff's Printers' Proofs.
- [Galerie Andres Thalmann - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-andres-thalmann-2015) - Dr. Philip Meier's catalogue text can be found at the gallery website HERE.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Memories](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-memories-2)
- [Howard Hodgkin: Strictly Personal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-strictly-personal)
- [Howard Hodgkin: Memories](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-memories)
- [Hodgkin and Creed: Inside Out](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hodgkin-and-creed-inside-out)
- [Howard Hodgkin: Last Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/howard-hodgkin-last-paintings)
- [Museum of Modern Art Oxford - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-modern-art-1976) - “Howard Hodkin: Forty-Five paintings 1949-1975”, solo show. Arts Council of Great Britain touring exhibition. Catalogue includes essay by Richard Morphet.
- [Victoria Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/victoria-art-gallery)
- [The Hepworth Wakefield](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/7539)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-2016) - After All
- [Gagosian Gallery, NYC - 2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-nyc-2016) - 'Howard Hodgkin: From Memory', solo show.
- [Abbot Hall Art Gallery - 2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/abbot-hall-art-gallery-2016) - 'People on Paper', group show. Bringing together some of the finest drawings in the Arts Council Collection Artists have been drawing the figure for centuries, from carefully composed life drawings to people caught unawares at leisure or work. Though there are sometimes surprising similarities across the decades, there is also a great diversity of techniques
- [Gagosian Gallery, Hong Kong - 2017](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2017)
- [Kettle's Yard - 1999-2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kettles-yard-1999-2000) - A Personal View of British Painting and Sculpture by Bryan Robertson
- [Museum of Art - Rhode Island School of Design - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-art-rhode-island-school-of-design-1988) - 1900 to Now: Modern Art from Rhode Island Collections
- [CSMVS - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/csmvs-2015) - This exhibition was a collaboration between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Tate and the Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation with the support of the British Council and Gagosian Gallery. The catalogue includes a Foreword by Nicholas Serota, Director, Tate and a text by Shanay Jhaveri.
- [Anthony d'Offay - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/anthony-doffay-1993) - Recent Paintings This exhibition was also shown at Knoedler & Company, New York.
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1964) - Howard Hodgkin: Recent Paintings
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1993-1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1993-1994) - Paintings
- [ICA Gallery - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-gallery-1962) - "Two Young Figurative Painters", group show. Shared with Allen Jones. The poster and invitation were designed by Gordon House, the leading typographer whose work is still influential today. Catalogue text by Roger Coleman.
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-april-1962) - "British Painting and Sculpture: today and yesterday", group show.
- [AIA Gallery - May 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/aia-gallery-may-1961) - "Contrasts", An Exhibition of Work by Members of the AIA
- [RBA Galleries - 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/rba-galleries-1961) - "London Group 1961. Annual Exhibition"
- [RBA Galleries - 1960](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/rba-galleries-1960) - "London Group - Annual Exhibition"
- [Bristol City Art Gallery - 1960](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bristol-city-art-gallery-1960) - "Contemporary Painting"
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1963) - "1962: One Year of British Art – Selected by Edward Lucie-Smith", group show. Introduction to catalogue by Edward Lucie Smith.
- [The Stone Gallery - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-stone-gallery-1963) - "Critic's Choice: An Exhibition of Contemporary British Painting and Sculpture Selected by Philip James, CBE", group show.
- [Yorkshire House - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/yorkshire-house-1963) - "Red, White, Blue", group show.
- [Arts Council Gallery, London - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-gallery-london-1963) - "Recent Acquisitions of the Contemporary Arts Society", group show. Catalogue note: “This exhibition has been arranged so that members of the Contemporary Arts Society and the general public can view our recent acquisitions before they are dstributed to public galleries in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.”
- [Arts Council Gallery, Belfast - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-gallery-belfast-1964) - "The New Image", group show. Other artists include: Peter Blake, David Hockney, Allen Jones, RB Kitaj and Eduwardo Paolozzi.
- [Museum voor Schone Kunsten - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-voor-schone-kunsten-1964) - "Figuratie en Defiguratie", group show.
- [Städtische Kunstgalerie - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/stadtische-kunstgalerie-1964) - "Profile III: Englische Kunst der Gegenwart", group show. Selected by Sir Herbert Read and Roland Penrose.
- [Gemeentev Museum - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gemeentev-museum-1964) - "Nieuwe Realisten", group show.
- [ICA - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-1964) - "Screen-print Project" , group show.
- [Walker Art Center - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-center-1965) - London: The New Scene.
- [Arts Council of Great Britain Touring Exhibition - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-of-great-britain-touring-exhibition-1965) - "New Painting 61-64", group show. Arts Council exhibition. (Travelled through 1969).
- [ICA - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-1965) - "Print Fair", group show.
- [Riksforbundet for Bilande Kunst och SAN - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/riksforbundet-for-bilande-kunst-och-san-1965) - "Op & Pop, Aktuell Engelsk Konst", group show.
- [Galerie Aujourd'hui - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-aujourdhui-1966) - "Howard Hodgkin, Peter Philips, Allen Jones", group show.
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1966) - "Colour, Form and Texture", group show.
- [Galerie Alice Pauli Lausanne - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-alice-pauli-lausanne-1967) - "Jeunes Peintres Anglais", group show.
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-tooth-sons-1967) - "Howard Hodgkin: Recent Paintings", solo show.
- [Marie-Suzanne Feigel Bale - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/marie-suzanne-feigel-bale-1967) - "Graphik Junger Englander", group show.
- [Musée d'art Moderne de la ville de Paris - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/musee-dart-moderne-de-la-ville-de-paris-1967) - "Fifth Paris Biennale, 1967: British section", group show.
- [Oldham Public Library - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/oldham-public-library-1968) - "The Ind Coope Collection", group show. Arts Council Touring.
- [Lalit Kala Akademi - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lalit-kala-akademi-1968) - "First Indian Triennale", group show.
- [The Arts Council Gallery, Belfast - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-arts-council-gallery-belfast-1968) - "Open Painting", group show. Selection of pictures made by Alan Bowness, Robyn Denny and Derek Hill.
- [Palazzo Strozzi - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/palazzo-strozzi-1968) - Contemporary Art Fair
- [Forum Stadtpark - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/forum-stadtpark-1969) - "Ayres, Davie, Hodgkin, Scott", group show.
- [Kasmin Gallery - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kasmin-gallery-1969) - "New Paintings", solo show.
- [Musée Grimaldi - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/musee-grimaldi-1969) - "Festival International de la Peinture", group show.
- [Arts Council Gallery, Belfast - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-gallery-belfast-1969) - "Artists from the Kasmin Gallery", group show.
- [Kunstlerhaus Galerie - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstlerhaus-galerie-1969) - "12 Britische Artisten: Graphik und Objekte", group show.
- [AIA Gallery - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/aia-gallery-1970) - AIA Retrospective: 1930-1970
- [National Museum, Reykjavik - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-museum-reykjavik-1970) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show. An exhibition of 56 prints drawn from the British Council collection. A catalogue, with an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, was published in various versions. In a bi-lingual edition (English/Greek) by the Zoumboulakis Gallery, Athens. By the National Museum, Malta. British Council Touring Exhibition.
- [Casino Communal - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/casino-communal-1970) - "Pop Art-Nouveau Realisme", group show.
- [National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-museum-of-modern-art-tokyo-1970) - "Contemporary British Art", group show.
- [Arnolfini Gallery - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-gallery-1970) - "Howard Hodgkin", solo show.
- [Galerie Muller - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-muller-1971) - "Howard Hodgkin", solo show of paintings.
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/southampton-city-art-gallery-1971) - "Art Spectrum South", group show. Arts Council exhibition travelled to: Folkestone Arts Centre, Folkestone, England; Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, England (through 1975).
- [Folkestone Arts Centre - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/folkestone-arts-centre-1971) - "Art Spectrum South", group show.
- [Royal West of England Academy - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-west-of-england-academy-1971)
- [Arnolfini Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-gallery-1972) - "40 Christmas Trees", group show.
- [Kasmin Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kasmin-gallery-1972) - "Group Show", group show.
- [Zoumboulakis Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/zoumboulakis-gallery-1972) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show. An exhibition of 56 prints drawn from the British Council collection. A catalogue, with an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, was published in various versions. In a bi-lingual edition (English/Greek) by the Zoumboulakis Gallery, Athens. By the National Museum, Malta. British Council Touring Exhibition.
- [Kunstforening, Trondheim - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstforening-trondheim-1972) - "Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970", group show.
- [Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstnerforbundet-oslo-1972) - “Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970”, group show.
- [Kunstforeningen, Bergen - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstforeningen-bergen-1972) - “Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970”, group show.
- [Galerie Stadler - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-stadler-1972) - "Patrick Caulfield, Howard Hodgkin, Michael Moon", group show.
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1972) - "John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 8", group show.
- [Museum Narodwe Warszawie - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-narodwe-warszawie-1972) - “Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970”, group show.
- [Museum Narodowe, Krakow - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-narodowe-krakow-1972) - “Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970”, group show.
- [Museum Narodowe, Ponzan - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-narodowe-ponzan-1972) - “Britisk Maleri 1945 – 1970”, group show.
- [International Cultureel Centrum - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/international-cultureel-centrum-1972) - “British Artists’ Prints 1961 to 1970”, group show. An exhibition of 56 prints drawn from the British Council collection. A catalogue, with an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, was published in various versions. In a bi-lingual edition (English/Greek) by the Zoumboulakis Gallery, Athens. By the National Museum, Malta. British Council Touring Exhibition.
- [Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/musee-dart-moderne-de-la-ville-de-paris-1973) - "La Peinture Anglaise Aujourd'hui", group show.
- [Galerie Stadler - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/galerie-stadler-1973) - "Estampes Anglaises Actuelles", group show.
- [Kornblee Gallery - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kornblee-gallery-1973) - "Howard Hodgkin, John Haskin", group show.
- [The National Museum, Malta, 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-national-museum-malta-1973) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show. An exhibition of 56 prints drawn from the British Council collection. A catalogue, with an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, was published in various versions. In a bi-lingual edition (English/Greek) by the Zoumboulakis Gallery, Athens. By the National Museum, Malta. British Council Touring Exhibition.
- [Palais des Beaux-Arts - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/palais-des-beaux-arts-1973) - "Henry Moore to Gilbert & George, Modern British Art from the Tate Gallery", group show.
- [Lefevre Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lefevre-gallery-1974) - An Exhibition of Contemporary British Painters and Sculptors
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1974) - "John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 9", group show.
- [Festival Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/festival-gallery-1974) - "The Last Festival", group show. Selected by Peter Blake.
- [Tokyo International Biennale, Tokyo - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tokyo-international-biennale-tokyo-1974) - "New Image in Painting", group show.
- [Arts Council of Great Britain (Hayward Gallery) - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-of-great-britain-hayward-gallery-1974)
- [Tokyo International Biennale, Osaka - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tokyo-international-biennale-osaka-1974) - "New Image in Painting", group show.
- [Mall Galleries - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mall-galleries-1975) - "Contemporary Arts Society Art Fair", group show.
- [Mauritius - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mauritius-1975) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show.
- [Forum Leverkusen - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/forum-leverkusen-1975) - "British Art mid-70s", group show. Organised by the Serpentine Gallery, London.
- [Jahrhunderthalle Hoechst - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/jahrhunderthalle-hoechst-1975) - "British Art mid-70s", group show.
- [De Cordova Museum - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/de-cordova-museum-1975) - "The British are Coming: Contemporary British Art", group show.
- [Portsmouth City Museum & Art Gallery - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/portsmouth-city-museum-art-gallery-1975) - "Portsmouth Festival: Figurative Paintings from Tokyo, Paintings and Prints by the British Exhibitors in the 1st International Biennial Exhibition of Figurative Painting in Tokyo", group show.
- [Schweizer Mustermesse - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/schweizer-mustermesse-1975) - "British Exhibition Art 6 '75 Basel", group show.
- [Queensland Art Gallery - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/queensland-art-gallery-1975) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show.
- [Centre Culturel de la Ville de Toulouse - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/centre-culturel-de-la-ville-de-toulouse-1976) - "Peintures et Sculptures Britanniques", group show.
- [Waddington Galleries II - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-galleries-ii-1976) - "Howard Hodgkin: New Paintings", solo show.
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1976) - John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 10
- [Turnpike Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/turnpike-gallery-1976) - Howard Hodgkin, Forty-five Paintings 1949-1975, Arts Council touring exhibition.
- [Hayward Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hayward-gallery-1976) - "The Human Clay", group show. An Exhibition Selected by R.B. Kitaj. An exhibition of 80 drawings and small paintings selected by the artist R B Kitaj and organised by the Arts Council. Artists included Lucian Freud, David Hockney, Peter Blake, Stephen Buckley, Richard Hamilton, Allen Jones, William Roberts and Euan Uglow. This exhibition toured: 20 Jan
- [The Tate Gallery - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-tate-gallery-1977) - "A Selection from the Print Department", group show.
- [The Tate Gallery, collections - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-tate-gallery-collections-1977) - "British Artists of the Sixties from the Collections of the Tate Gallery", group show.
- [Hayward Gallery - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hayward-gallery-1977) - "Hayward Annual: Current British Art selected by Michael Compton, Howard Hodgkin and William Turnbull", group show. A second part to the exhibition was held between 20/7/77 and 4/9/77. Hodgkin exhibited in part two.
- [British Council Office, Lagos - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/british-council-office-lagos-1977) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show. An exhibition of 56 prints drawn from the British Council collection. A catalogue, with an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, was published in various versions. In a bi-lingual edition (English/Greek) by the Zoumboulakis Gallery, Athens. By the National Museum, Malta. British Council Touring Exhibition.
- [Andre Emmerich Gallery, New York - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/andre-emmerich-gallery-new-york-1977) - "Howard Hodgkin: New Paintings", solo show.
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-academy-of-arts-1977) - "British Painting: 1952 - 1977", group show.
- [Andre Emmerich Gallery, Zurich - 1977-1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/andre-emmerich-gallery-zurich-1977-1978) - "Howard Hodgkin", solo show.
- [Ian Birksted Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ian-birksted-gallery-1978) - "Howard Hodgkin, Alistair Crawford", group show.
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1978) - "Groups", group show.
- [Waddington and Tooth Galleries - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-and-tooth-galleries-1978) - "Group Exhibition", group show.
- [L.A. Louver Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/l-a-louver-gallery-1978) - "An exhibition of rare prints and books published by Petersburg Press (1968-1978)", groups how.
- [ICA Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-gallery-1978) - "Critic's Choice, An Exhibition of Contemporary Art Selected by John McEwen", group show.
- [Riverside Studios - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/riverside-studios-1978) - "Howard Hodgkin Prints", solo show.
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1979) - "Mixed Exhibition", group show.
- [Fourteen Hand-coloured Lithographs and Etchings 1977-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/fourteen-hand-coloured-lithographs-and-etchings-1977-1987)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1978) - "John Moores Liverpool Exhibition XI", group show.
- [Finland - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/finland-1979) - "British Artists' Prints 1961 to 1970", group show. Unknown venue.
- [Knoedler Gallery, second show - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-second-show-1979) - "Works of the Early '60s", group show.
- [Lunds Konsthall - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lunds-konsthall-1979) - "Today's Brittiskt 60-och 70-tal", group show.
- [Art Gallery of New South Wales - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/art-gallery-of-new-south-wales-1979) - "European Dialogue. The Third Biennale of Sydney at the Art Gallery of New South Wales", group show.
- [Gardner Art Centre - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gardner-art-centre-1979) - "Toasting", group show. Painting and sculpture exhibition organised by John James, poet in residence University of Sussex.
- [Cartwright Hall - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/cartwright-hall-1979) - "Sixth British International Print Biennale", group show.
- [Mall Galleries - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mall-galleries-1979) - "Contemporary Art for 17 Charterhouse Street, hosted by the Contemporary Arts Society", group show.
- [National Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-gallery-1979) - "The Artist's Eye, An Exhibition Selected by Howard Hodgkin", group show. Hodgkin selects works from the National Gallery, hung according to his wishes as one exhibition. He includes two of his own works. This was one in a series of exhibitions selected by established British Artists.
- [Arnolfini Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-gallery-1979) - "Narrative Painting: Figurative Art of Two Generations selected by Timothy Hyman", group show.
- [LA Louver Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/la-louver-gallery-1979) - "This Knot of Life: Paintings and Drawing by British Artists", group show.
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1979) - "Peter Moores' Liverpool Project 5: The Craft of Art", group show.
- [Mappin Art Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mappin-art-gallery-1979) - "British Art Show: Selected by William Packer", group show. Arts Council Touring exhibition. An exhibition of paintings and sculpture by 112 artists selected by William Packer, organised by the Arts Council of Great Britain. A catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition ISBN 0 7287 0219 3.
- [Hayward Annual - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hayward-annual-1980)
- [Malmesbury - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/malmesbury-1980) - "Malmesbury 1100th Celebrations Art Exhibition", group show. Malmesbury was a town near Hodgkin's country home in Wiltshire, hence this was a local show.
- [Laing Art Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laing-art-gallery-1980)
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/whitechapel-art-gallery-1980) - "Pictures for an Exhibition", group show.
- [Arnolfini and Royal West of England Academy - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arnolfini-and-royal-west-of-england-academy-1980) - "British Art Show", group show.
- [Waddington Graphics - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-graphics-1980) - "Prints by Howard Hodgkin 1977 – 1979 and Claes Oldenburg 1971 – 1979", group show.
- [Musée Rath - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/musee-rath-1980) - "L'Art anglais d'aujourd'hui: Collection Tate Gallery, Londres", group show.
- [Sotheby's Edinburgh - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/sothebys-edinburgh-1980) - Gifts by the Contemporary Arts Society to Scottish Museums &amp Galleries
- [AIR Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/air-gallery-1980) - "Air & Space Appeal Fund Contemporary Art Auction", group show.
- [Tate Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-gallery-1980) - "Kelpra Studio: an exhibition to comemorate the Rose and Chris Prater Gift", group show.
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1980-1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/walker-art-gallery-1980-1981) - John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 12
- [Tate Britain - 1981-1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-1981-1982) - Prints by Six British Painters
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-academy-of-arts-1981) - A New Spirit in Painting
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1981)
- [Ulster Museum - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ulster-museum-1981) - Alistair Smith, A Personal Selection'
- [Museum of Modern Art - Toyama - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-modern-art-toyama-1981) - New Concepts for a New Art, Toyama Now 81.
- [Neue Galerie - Sammlung Ludwig - 1981-1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/neue-galerie-sammlung-ludwig-1981-1982) - Eine Ausstellung uber Malerei
- [Cartwright Hall - 1981-82](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/cartwright-hall-1981-82) - A Mansion of Many Chambers: Beauty and Other Works.
- [Museum of Fine Arts - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-fine-arts-1982) - Contemporary Art from the Graham Gund Collection
- [Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tokyo-metropolitan-art-museum-1982) - Group show: Aspects of British Art Today
- [Oldham Art Gallery - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/art-gallery-1982)
- [Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tochigi-prefectural-museum-of-fine-arts-1982)
- [National Museum of Art - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-museum-of-art-1982)
- [Fukuoka Art Museum - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/fukuoka-art-museum-1982)
- [Mappin Art Gallery - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mappin-art-gallery-1982)
- [Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hokkaido-museum-of-modern-art-1982)
- [Whitworth Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/whitworth-art-gallery-1983)
- [Graves Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/graves-art-gallery-1983)
- [Bell Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bell-gallery-1983) - Painting: Gregory Amenoff, Howard Hodgkin, Melissa Miller, Katherine Porter, Joan Thorne, Susan Whyne
- [Knoedler Gallery - Summer 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-summer-1984) - Summer Selections
- [Laing Art Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laing-art-gallery-1984)
- [Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/norwich-castle-museum-and-art-gallery-1984)
- [Bolton Museum and Art Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bolton-museum-and-art-gallery-1984)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1984) - Howard Hodgkin: Recent Work
- [Museum of Modern Art - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-modern-art-1984) - An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture
- [British Pavilion - Venice Bienniale - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/british-pavilion-venice-bienniale-1984) - Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-1984, organised by the British Council of Arts.
- [Tate Britain - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-1984) - The Turner Prize 1984
- [Phillips Collection - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/phillips-collection-1984) - Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-1984, organised by the British Council of Arts.
- [City of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and Ikon Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/city-of-birmingham-museum-and-art-gallery-and-ikon-gallery-1984) - The British Art Show: Old Allegiances and New Directions 1979-1984
- [Lalit Kala Akademi - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lalit-kala-akademi-1984) - Group show: The Proper Study: Contemporary Figurative Painting from Britain
- [British Council Touring Exhibition - 1985-90](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/british-council-touring-exhibition-1985-90)
- [Yale Center for British Art - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/yale-center-for-british-art-1985) - Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-1984, organised by the British Council of Arts.
- [Royal Scottish Academy - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-scottish-academy-1985)
- [Jehangir Nicholson Museum of Modern Art - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/jehangir-nicholson-museum-of-modern-art-1985) - The Proper Study: Contemporary Figurative Painting from Britain, also shown at The Lalit Kala Akademi in 1984.
- [Mappin Art Gallery - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mappin-art-gallery-1985)
- [Kestner-Gesellschaft - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kestner-gesellschaft-1985) - Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-1984, organised by the British Council of Arts.
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/southampton-city-art-gallery-1985)
- [Tate Britain - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-1985) - Howard Hodgkin: Prints 1977 to 1983
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/whitechapel-art-gallery-1985) - Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-1984, organised by the British Council of Arts.
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1985-1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/carnegie-museum-of-art-1985-1986) - Carnegie International
- [Arts Council of Great Britian - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arts-council-of-great-britian-1986)
- [Tate Britain - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-1986)
- [Marlborough Fine Art - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/marlborough-fine-art-1986) - Studies of the Nude
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1986) - Howard Hodgkin: Recent Work
- [Neuberger Museum of Art - 1986-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/neuberger-museum-of-art-1986-1987) - The Window in Twentieth-Century Art
- [Castle Museum and Art Gallery - 1986-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/castle-museum-and-art-gallery-1986-1987) - Looking into Paintings: 2 Portraits
- [Victoria and Albert Museum - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/victoria-and-albert-museum-1987)
- [Shipley Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/shipley-art-gallery-1987)
- [ICA Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ica-gallery-1987) - State of the Art
- [Laing Art Gallery and Northern Centre for Contemporary Art - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/laing-art-gallery-and-northern-centre-for-contemporary-art-1987)
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-academy-of-arts-1987) - British Art in the 20th Century: The Modern Movement
- [City Museum and Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/city-museum-and-art-gallery-1987)
- [Harris Museum and Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/harris-museum-and-art-gallery-1987)
- [Contemporary Arts Museum - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/contemporary-arts-museum-1987)
- [Royal Scottish Academy - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/royal-scottish-academy-1988) - Art of Our Time, The Saatchi Collection
- [LA Louver Gallery - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/la-louver-gallery-1988) - The British Picture
- [Milwaukee Art Museum - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/milwaukee-art-museum-1988) - The World of Art Today, 1988
- [Waddington Galleries - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-galleries-1988) - Howard Hodgkin
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1988) - Howard Hodgkin exhibition was also seen at the Waddington Galleries in 1988.
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1988-1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/carnegie-museum-of-art-1988-1989) - Director's Choice
- [Phillips Collection - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/phillips-collection-1989) - The Pastoral Landscape: The Modern Vision
- [Victoria Art Gallery - 1988-1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/victoria-art-gallery-1988-1989) - Corsham: A Celebration, The Bath Academy of Art, 1946-72
- [Museum Ludwig - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-ludwig-1989) - Bilderstreit: Widerspruch, Einheit und Fragment in der Kunst seit 1960
- [Brighton Polytechnic Gallery - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/brighton-polytechnic-gallery-1989)
- [Waddington Galleries - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-galleries-1989) - Twentieth Century Works
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1990)
- [Lumley Cazalet - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lumley-cazalet-1990)
- [Ukrainian National Museum - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ukrainian-national-museum-1990) - For a Wider World: Sixty Works in the British Council Collection
- [Musée des Beaux-Arts - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/musee-des-beaux-arts-1990)
- [Michael Werner Gallery - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/michael-werner-gallery-1990) - Howard Hodgkin
- [Ueno Royal Museum - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ueno-royal-museum-1990)
- [Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art - 1990-1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/scottish-national-gallery-of-modern-art-1990-1991) - Howard Hodgkin: Small Paintings 1975-1989 British Council touring exhibition.
- [Arthur M. Sackler Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/arthur-m-sackler-gallery-1991) - stylefont-style: italic Paintings and Drawings from the Collection of Howard Hodgkin was curated by Andrew Topsfield and Milo Cleveland Beach. It also toured to the Museum Rietberg, Zurich the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford the British Museum and the Museo del Castelvecchio, Verona.
- [Smith College Museum of Art - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/smith-college-museum-of-art-1991) - Smith Collects Contemporary
- [Douglas Hyde Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/douglas-hyde-gallery-1991) - Howard Hodgkin, Small Paintings 1975-1989, The British Council touring exhibition.
- [University Art Museum - California - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/university-art-museum-california-1991)
- [Hayward Gallery - 1991-1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/hayward-gallery-1991-1992) - British Contemporary Art 1910-1990: 80 Years of Collecting in the Contemporary Arts Society
- [South Bank Centre - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/south-bank-centre-1992) - Ready Steady Go: Painting of the Sixties from the Arts Council Collection
- [Adelson Galleries - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/adelson-galleries-1992) - The Poetic Trace: Aspects of British Abstraction Since 1945
- [Israel Museum - 1992-1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/israel-museum-1992-1993) - Life into Paint, British Figurative Painting in the Twentieth Century
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/carnegie-museum-of-art-1993) - Pittsburgh Collects
- [Barbican Art Gallery - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/barbican-art-gallery-1993) - The Sixties Art Scene in London.
- [Dimock Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/dimock-gallery-1994)
- [Serpentine Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/serpentine-gallery-1994) - Here and Now
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/southampton-city-art-gallery-1994) - Paintmarks
- [Mead Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/mead-gallery-1994) - Paintmarks
- [Waddington Galleries - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/waddington-galleries-1995) - Peter Blake, Patrick Caulfield and Howard Hodgkin: Paintings from the 60s and 70s
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-1995) - Venetian Views
- [National Gallery of Art - 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/national-gallery-of-art-1996) - The Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Collection, 1945 to 1995
- [Tate Britain - 1996-97](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-1996-97) - Brancusi to Beuys: Works From The Ted Power Collection
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 1999](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-1999) - Signature Pieces: Contemporary British Prints & Multiples
- [City Art Gallery - 2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/city-art-gallery-2000)
- [Philadelphia Museum of Art - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/philadelphia-museum-of-art-2001) - Paintings by Howard Hodgkin in Philadelphia Collections
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-2001) - Howard Hodgkin: Volume II, Into the Woods
- [Sperone Westwater Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/sperone-westwater-gallery-2001) - Green on Greene
- [Phillips Collection - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/phillips-collection-2002) - Howard Hodgkin
- [Peter Pears Gallery, Aldeburgh - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/peter-pears-gallery-aldeburgh-2002) - Howard Hodgkin: Stage Designs. The catalogue included an essay by John-Paul Stonard and was organised by the Anthony D'Offay Gallery. It was accompanied by a catalogue.
- [Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/scottish-national-gallery-of-modern-art-2002) - Howard Hodgkin: Large Paintings, 1984 -2002
- [Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg - 2002-03](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/kunstmuseum-wolfsburg-2002-03) - Blast to Freeze: Britische Kunst im 20. Jahrhundert
- [Lutz & Thalmann - Zurich - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/lutz-thalmann-zurich-2003)
- [Les Abattoirs - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/les-abattoirs-2003)
- [Tate Britain - 2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/tate-britain-2004) - Art & the 60s: This was Tomorrow
- [Timothy Gurney Gallery - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/timothy-gurney-gallery-2005) - Surprise Modern Art in Norfolk Private Collections
- [Museum of Modern Art - New York - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/museum-of-modern-art-new-york-2005) - Group exhibition: Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection.
- [Ashmolean Museum - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ashmolean-museum-2010) - Royal Elephants from Moghul India: Paintings from the Collection of Howard Hodgkin. pictures with what the curator calls 'full zoomability', go to:.ashmolean.org_by.
- [Metropolitan Museum - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/metropolitan-museum-2010) - Howard Hodgkin: Prints from the Collection, 1987-2002
- [Andres Thalmann Galerie - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/andres-thalmann-galerie-2010) - Recent Prints, including stylefont-style: italic Time Goes By , stylefont-style: italic Palm, stylefont-style: italic and Window, stylefont-style: italic Tree, stylefont-style: italic Jack, stylefont-style: italic, stylefont-style: italic, stylefont-style: italic, Idle Tears, stylefont-style: italic Again, stylefont-style: italic's Company , stylefont-style: italic the Woods and stylefont-style: italic. andresthalmann Andres Thalmann 66, 8001 Z, Switzerland . 41 44 210
- [Peder Lund Gallery - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/peder-lund-gallery-2011) - Filipstadveien 5N-0250 Oslo . 22 01 55 55.no paintings are shown in a high ceilinged white cube: Snowfall, Croissant, An Open Door, Rain on the Pane, Collage , and Dust, Arabian Sea, In the Train, Deep Blue Sea and Snow Cloud. is the first exhibition of Hodgkin's work in Scandinavia since 1987, when the British
- [Gagosian Gallery (Paris) - 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-paris-2014) - From Gagosian Gallery press release: "I am a representational painter, but not a painter of appearances. I paint representational pictures of emotional situations." —Howard Hodgkin Gagosian is pleased to present an exhibition of recent paintings by Howard Hodgkin. This will be Hodgkin’s first solo exhibition in Paris, following recent critically acclaimed exhibitions at Gagosian Rome
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/alan-cristea-gallery-2014) - Title: "Green Thoughts" From the press release: Alan Cristea Gallery is pleased to present Green Thoughts, an exhibition of new work by Howard Hodgkin, one of Britain’s most celebrated artists. The exhibition features nineteen new limited editions including a special hand-painted carborundum relief entitled For Alan (2014). Printed in seven colour variations, the work is
- [Gagosian Gallery (London) - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-london-2015) - "Indian Waves". Thirty gouaches inspired by India and hand-painted by Hodgkin in England between 1990 and 1991. These strongly evocative impressions of the exotic horizon so beloved by Hodgkin were forgotten for more than twenty years. Brought to light in 2014, their emotional immediacy and bright vigour is undiminished by time.
- [Orangery at the New Arts Centre - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/orangery-at-the-new-arts-centre-2015) - Single painting exhibition series.
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1982) - Howard Hodgkin, Recent Paintings
- [Ashmolean Museum - 2009](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/ashmolean-museum-2009) - On loan
- [Bolton Museum and Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/bolton-museum-and-art-gallery-1983) - An Arts Council touring exhibition of Indian Drawings chosen by Howard Hodgkin
- [City Art Gallery - 1982-83](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/city-art-gallery-1982-83)
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gagosian-gallery-2004) - Paintings included stylefont-style: italic in the Library .
- [Gardners Arts Centre - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/gardners-arts-centre-1982)
- [Graves Art Gallery (Indian Drawings) - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/graves-art-gallery-indian-drawings-1983)
- [Herbert Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/herbert-art-gallery-1983) - An Arts Council touring exhibition of Indian Drawings chosen by Howard Hodgkin
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/knoedler-gallery-1987) - Group Exhibition
- [Minories Art Gallery - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/minories-art-gallery-1982)
- [PM Gallery - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/pm-gallery-2010) - Howard Hodgkin - Prints is the first large-scale internationally touring exhibition, spanning the artist entire career in this medium. Hodgkin has produced about 130 editions of striking and beautifully crafted prints which range in size from the very small to huge. long-awaited touring exhibition will finally provide the opportunity for a full appraisal of Howard
- [Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/solomon-r-guggenheim-museum-1983) - Group show: Recent European Paintings
- [The Museum of Modern Art, New York - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/the-museum-of-modern-art-new-york-1980) - "Printed Art: A View of Two Decades"
- [Turner Prize display - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/turner-prize-display-1985)
- [Wolverhampton Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibition/wolverhampton-art-gallery-1983) - An Arts Council touring exhibition of Indian Drawings chosen by Howard Hodgkin

## Collections

- [The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/the-modern-art-museum-of-fort-worth-texas)
- [The Museum of Modern Art, New York](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/the-museum-of-modern-art-new-york)
- [Arts Council Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/arts-council-collection)
- [Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/peter-scott-gallery-lancaster-university)
- [Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (on loan)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/birmingham)
- [Destroyed by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/destroyed-by-the-artist)
- [Whitworth Art Gallery, University of Manchester](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/whitworth-art-gallery-university-of-manchester)
- [Victoria Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/bath)
- [Fundacao dos Museus Regionais da Bahia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/bahia)
- [Kalamazoo Institute of Arts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/michigan)
- [Medford](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/medford)
- [Manchester City Art Galleries](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/manchester)
- [Los Angeles County Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/los-angeles)
- [Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/madrid)
- [City Museum and Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/bristol)
- [Museum of Fine Arts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/houston)
- [Fogg Art Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/harvard-university-art-museums)
- [Museum of Panjab University](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/chandigarh)
- [Philadelphia Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/philadelphia)
- [University of Kentucky Art Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/kentucky)
- [Alfred East Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/kettering)
- [Olympic Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/lausanne)
- [Centro de Arte Moderna Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/lisbon)
- [London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/london)
- [Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/edinburgh)
- [Denver Art Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/colorado_on_loan)
- [Pallant House](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/chichester)
- [The Art Institute of Chicago](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/chicago)
- [National Museum of Wales](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/cardiff)
- [National Gallery of Australia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/canberra)
- [Fitzwilliam Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/cambridge-united-kingdom)
- [Harvard University Art Museums](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/cambridge)
- [Albright-Knox Art Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/buffalo)
- [Oldham Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/oldham)
- [Walker Art Center](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/minneapolis)
- [National Gallery of Victoria](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/melbourne)
- [Art Gallery of Western Australia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/perth)
- [New Orleans Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/new-orleans)
- [College Park Corporation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/new-york)
- [Netherlands](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/netherlands)
- [L'amministrazione Provinciale di Messina](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/sicily)
- [Switzerland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/switzerland)
- [National Gallery of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/washington-d-c)
- [Southampton](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/southampton)
- [Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/providence)
- [Gottesman Etching Centre, Kibbutz Cabri](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/western-galilee)
- [Swindon Central Library](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/swindon)
- [San Diego Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/san-diego)
- [Neuberger Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/purchase-college)
- [St Louis Art Museum](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/st-louis)
- [Carnegie Museum of Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/pittsburgh)
- [De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/tilburg)
- [Art Gallery of South Australia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/adelaide)
- [Art Gallery of Ontario](https://howard-hodgkin.com/collection/ontario)

## Resources

- [Howard Hodgkin Prints exhibition, Modern Art Oxford 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-exhibition-modern-art-oxford-1976) - The following text is transcribed from a leaflet accompanying Hodgkin's 1976 prints exhibition at Modern Art Oxford. Howard Hodgkin has said that he particularly likes this text about his printmaking.
- [How To Be An Artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/how-to-be-an-artist) - I have often said, in the way one does, when asked the question, ‘When did you first want to be an artist?’ ‘Well, I’ve wanted to be a painter since the age of five.’ When thinking about what I was going to say, I wondered why I particularly chose that date, other than the fact
- [Painting with Light, Quantel Paintbox](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/painting-with-light-quantel-paintbox) - Painting With Light was a series of programmes shown on UK TV on BBC2 in 1987. It features six artists as they explore the Quantel DPB-7001 Digital Paint Box. Production was a collaboration between the BBC and Griffin Productions. This features David Hockney, Larry Rivers, Howard Hodgkin and Jennifer Bartlett.
- [Imagine: A Picture of the Painter Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/imagine-a-portrait-of-the-painter) - A film in Alan Yentob's BBC TV series, 'Imagine', directed and produced by Rogers Parsons, shown at the time of Hodgkin's retrospective at Tate Britain (2006).
- [Ekow Eshun discusses the experience of sitting for Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/ekow-eshun-discusses-the-experience-of-sitting-for-hodgkin) - Ekow Eshun discusses the experience of sitting for Howard Hodgkin in 2008 as part of BBC Front Row, released on 20th March 2017. Follow the link below to listen to the interview with Ekow Eshun. The interview begins at 10 minutes 40 seconds and ends at 16 minutes 48 seconds. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b08j9982
- [Howard Hodgkin's 'Rain'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkins-rain) - This is one of Howard Hodgkin’s largest paintings, measuring 164 x 179.5 cm, but you wouldn’t necessarily guess in reproduction. The blocks of colour, the heavy dark stripe and the characteristic ‘frame’ of blue, seem to be constituted of single brush strokes. The effect of the larger paintings, as the critic Andrew Graham-Dixon has noted, is
- [My Memories of an Indian Master](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/my-memories-of-an-indian-master) - Bhupen Khakhar (1934–2003) was an acclaimed artist both in India and internationally. Active from the 1960s, he was part of a vibrant new wave of narrative painting and figuration by artists in his home country including Gulam Sheikh and Sudhir Patwardhan that became known as the Baroda School. After early experiments with pop art, Khakhar, who was
- [INTERIOR (THE SPECTATOR), a film by Matthew Burdis, narrated by Willem Dafoe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/interior-the-spectator-a-film-by-matthew-burdis-narrated-by-willem-dafoe) - Matthew Burdis is an artist-filmmaker who is the studio manager and archivist at The Estate of Howard Hodgkin. His recent film Interior (The Spectator),narrated by Willem Dafoe, contemplates Burdis’ relationship to the painter Howard Hodgkin, through working at his home and studio. The highly personalised domestic interior of Hodgkin’s London home becomes a container to
- [Howard Hodgkin | Andrew Graham-Dixon and Andrew Marr in conversation with Charlotte Mullins](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-andrew-graham-dixon-and-andrew-marr-in-conversation-with-charlotte-mullins)
- [Howard Hodgkin on his exhibition 'Time and Place'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-on-his-exhibition-time-and-place) - Howard Hodgkin is interviewed about his exhibition Time and Place at The San Diego Museum of Art, 2011. The following paintings are discussed: Home, Home on the Range, 2001 - 2007 The Deep (After Ryder), 2000 - 2001 After Ellsworth Kelly, 2001
- [Where Silence Becomes Objects](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/where-silence-becomes-objects) - Interview between Alan Woods and Howard Hodgkin from Transcript, Vol. 3, issue 2, 1998, ed. Alan Woods, published by the School of Fine Art, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, University of Dundee, Scotland.
- [BBC Radio 4: Front Row](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/bbc-radio-4-front-row) - Painter Howard Hodgkin talks to John Wilson in his studio about his series 'Indian Waves'. The series contains 30 gouaches inspired by India which he painted between 1990-91, and were on show for the first time in London, 2014.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Memories](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-memories) - Published in 2020 on the occasion of the exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin: Memories' at Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert, London.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Last Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-last-paintings) - Published in 2018 on the occasion of the exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin: Last Paintings' at Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill, London.
- [In the Pink](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/in-the-pink) - Published in 2017 on the occasion of the exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin: In the Pink' at Gagosian Hong Kong.
- [Desert Island Objects - Howard Hodgkin selects](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/desert-island-objects-howard-hodgkin-selects) - In continuing the tradition of inviting a person eminent in the arts to select their favourite objects in the V&A, it seemed appropriate this year to ask an artist to cast his critical eye over the collections. It is hoped that the shift in perspective might be an interesting one, following as it does the
- [Poster: Swimming](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-swimming) - Swimming, the poster commissioned for the Olympic Games in London, 2012 retails at £7.00 and is available from the official website.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Absent Friends](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-absent-friends) - Exhibition catalogue to accompany the exhibition of Hodgkin’s work Absent Friends at the National Portrait Gallery, London. This book accompanies the first exhibition to focus on Hodgkin’s portraits and can be purchased from the National Portrait Gallery website.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Painting India](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-painting-india) - Exhibition catalogue to accompany the exhibition of Hodgkin’s work 'Painting India' at The Hepworth Wakefield.
- [Howard Hodgkin, Art News, John Russell](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-art-news) - There is not much to show, 30 years later, by the way of memorial to the impulse of sympathy and affection through which so many English children were invited to the U.S. After June 1940. For many of them, the trip meant primarily a change of schooling and an uncomfortable boat-ride; but here and there
- [Layla and Majnun: Mark Morris, costume and stage designs by Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/7554) - A mini documentary on the making of Mark Morris' Layla and Majnun, a collaboration with the Silk Road Ensemble and mugham singers Alim Qasimov and Fargana Qasimova, with costume and stage designs by Howard Hodgkin.
- [1955](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/marries-julia-lane-two-sons-louis-born-1958-and-sam-born-1960-they-live-in-114-sinclair-road-hammersmith-london-until-29-september-1958) - Marries Julia Lane (two sons, Louis, born 1957 and Sam, born 1960). They live in 114 Sinclair Road, Hammersmith, London until 29 September 1958.
- [Howard Hodgkin - From London to Hong Kong](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-from-london-to-hong-kong) - A video about Hodgkin's 2017 exhibition at Gagosian Gallery Hong Kong 'In the Pink', his first exhibition in the city. Narrated by Robin Vousden and directed by Miriam Perez. The exhibition ran from January 19 to March 11 and was Hodgkin's first exhibition in Hong Kong.
- [Howard Hodgkin - 'Absent Friends' National Portrait Gallery, London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-absent-friends-national-portrait-gallery-london) - A video about Hodgkin’s 2017 exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London (showing through Sunday 18 July). Narrated by the curator Paul Moorhouse and directed by Miriam Perez.
- [Newsnight Interview](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/newsnight-interview-november-2014) - Hodgkin interviewed by Stephen Smith on Newsnight, 10 November 2014, BBC; coinciding with his exhibition at the Alan Cristea Gallery.
- [From Memory](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/from-memory) - Published in 2016 on the occasion of the exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin: From Memory' at Gagosian Gallery Madison Avenue, New York
- [1937](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/at-the-age-of-5-h-determines-to-become-a-painter) - At the age of 5 Hodgkin determines to become a painter.
- [Books illustrated by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/susan-sontag-text-howard-hodgkin-illustrations-the-way-we-live-now-london-karsten-schubert-1991-limited-edition-of-200-copies-signed-by-the) - Susan Sontag [text], Howard Hodgkin [illustrations]: The way we live now. London: Karsten Schubert, 1991; limited edition of 200 copies signed by the author & the artist; 4 hand-coloured etchings & hand-coloured endpapers; selling at £1800; text originally publ. in The New Yorker, 1986. Susan Sontag [text], Howard Hodgkin [illustrations]: The way we live now.
- [Texts by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/texts-by-the-artist) - ‘Tate chance’ [letter from Robyn Denny, Adrian Heath, Patrick Heron, HH, F E McWilliam & William Scott, occasioned by Sir John Rothenstein’s retirement as Director of the Tate Gallery, urging the appointment of an artist as his successor], in The Sunday Times, 10 May 1964; repr. in Towards another picture, 1977 (c.f.). [reply to questionnaire
- [London Group 1961 (1 work). RBA Gallery, London, 9 – 29 Mar. 1961. Contrasts: an exhibition of work by members of the A.I.A. (1 work). A.I.A. Galler](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/london-group-1961-1-work-rba-gallery-london-9-29-mar-1961-contrasts-an-exhibition-of-work-by-members-of-the-a-i-a-1-work-a-i-a-galler) - London Group 1961 (1 work). RBA Gallery, London, 9 – 29 Mar. 1961. Contrasts: an exhibition of work by members of the A.I.A. (1 work). A.I.A. Gallery, London, May 1961. Twenty painters (2 works). A.I.A. Gallery, London, Sept. 1961.
- [1954](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/studies-at-the-residential-bath-academy-of-art-corsham-wiltshire-which-is-run-by-charismatic-artists-clifford-and-rosemary-ellis-we-were-taught) - Studies at the residential Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, Wiltshire, which is run by charismatic artists Clifford and Rosemary Ellis. "We were taught the Old Master method of painting", Hodgkin told Alan Woods in 1998. "Starting with the middle-tone ground and going down into it and up from it. I painted a copy of a
- [1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/participates-in-patrick-caulfield-howard-hodgkin-michael-moon-at-the-galerie-stadler-paris) - Participates in Patrick Caulfield, Howard Hodgkin, Michael Moon at the Galerie Stadler, Paris (view gallery). At the time all three artists lived and worked on separate floors of the same house in West London.
- [1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-solo-show-abroad-with-8-pictures-at-the-gallerie-muller-cologne-germany-including-david-hockney-drawing-mr-and-mrs-peter-blake-and-his-port) - First solo show abroad with 8 pictures at the Gallerie Müller, Cologne, Germany, including David Hockney Drawing (pictured), Mr and Mrs Peter Blake and his portrait of Ron Kitaj, R.B.K. (view gallery). Shows recent paintings at Kasmin Limited, London (view gallery). His impressions of India seen through windows and from trains emerge as Indian Views, 12 screenprints
- [1949](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/completes-the-first-work-he-believes-in-memoirs-an-astonishingly-prophetic-small-painting-as-richard-cork-called-it-the-evening-standard-19) - Completes the first work he believes in, Memoirs, an "astonishingly prophetic" small painting, as Richard Cork called it (The Evening Standard, 1976). Its medium (gouache on board), title and subject (a conversation in an interior) anticipate later and apparently disparate work.
- [1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/with-terence-mcinerney-selects-16th-to-19th-century-indian-drawings-for-an-exhibition-at-the-hayward-gallery-london-and-writes-notes-in-the-catalogue) - With Terence McInerney selects 16th to 19th century Indian Drawings for an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London and writes notes in the catalogue. Travels to Egypt with McInerney and attends a son et lumiere performance at the pyramids.
- [1997](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/shows-12-paintings-at-galerie-lawrence-rubin-zurich-switzerland-including-havent-we-met-of-course-we-have-in-coconut-grove-stormy-weather-and) - Awarded Shakespeare Prize by Alfred Toepfer Foundation, Hamburg. Predecessors include Graham Greene, Julian Barnes, Dame Janet Baker, David Hockney and Philip Larkin. Dr Raimund Stecker gives the Laudatio. Shows 12 paintings at Galerie Lawrence Rubin, Zurich, Switzerland, including Haven’t We Met? Of Course We Have, In Coconut Grove, Stormy Weather and Alpine Snow. Catalogue includes
- [1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-visits-india-where-he-travels-with-robert-skelton-then-assistant-keeper-of-the-indian-collection-in-the-victoria-albert-museum-hodgkin) - First visits India, where he travels with Robert Skelton, then Assistant Keeper of the Indian Collection in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Hodgkin returns every year for many years. "I think my main reason for going back to India", he told David Sylvester in 1984, "is because it is somewhere else." "Painting in a studio
- [2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/in-celebration-of-hs-70th-birthday-the-scottish-national-gallery-of-modern-art-shows-20-of-hs-large-paintings-1984-2002-they-include-lovers) - In celebration of H’s 70th birthday the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art shows 20 Large Paintings 1984—2002. They include Lovers, Dinner in Palazzo Albrizzi, Sad Flowers, Rain and Snapshot. To unify the spaces in the Dean Gallery, two rectangular rooms linked by a bridge, Hodgkin has the walls painted ultramarine. Catalogue includes essays by
- [1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/awarded-the-second-turner-prize-exhibits-a-small-thing-but-my-own-1983-85-in-the-tate-show-the-tate-gallery-shows-25-of-his-prints-1977-1983-rich) - Awarded the second Turner Prize. Exhibits A Small Thing But My Own, 1983-85, in the Tate show. The Tate Gallery shows 25 of his Prints 1977-1983. Richard Morphet writes in the catalogue. Cinda Sparling in New York hand colours a pair of prints, David’s Pool and David’s Pool at Night (both printed by Aldo Crommelynck in
- [1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/with-geeta-kapur-co-curates-six-indian-painters-at-the-tate-gallery-including-jamini-roy-and-bhupen-khakhar-indian-leaves-pairs-of-images-created-i) - With Geeta Kapur co-curates 'Six Indian Painters' at the Tate Gallery, including Jamini Roy and Bhupen Khakhar. Indian Leaves, pairs of images created in Ahmedabad by staining textile dye directly onto newly handmade paper, opens at the Tate Gallery. Michael Compton, H and Bruce Chatwin contribute to the catalogue. A 40 minute Arts Council film
- [1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/at-the-age-of-41-h-makes-his-american-debut-at-the-jill-kornblee-gallery-in-new-york-with-9-paintings-they-realized-at-once-what-sort-of-artist-i) - At the age of 41 H makes his American debut at the Jill Kornblee Gallery in New York with 9 paintings (view gallery): "they realized at once what sort of artist I was when I first showed in New York", he told Edward Lucie-Smith in 1981, "…the reaction was such that I felt I was
- [1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-south-bank-show-for-london-weekend-television-directed-by-verity-bargate-designs-sets-and-costumes-for-night-music-choreographed-by-richard-a) - First South Bank Show for London Weekend Television, directed by Verity Bargate. Designs sets and costumes for Night Music, choreographed by...
- [1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-moon-hangs-in-the-hayward-annual-selected-by-john-hoyland) - The Moon hangs in 'The Hayward Annual...Selected by John Hoyland'.
- [1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/designs-sets-and-costumes-for-pulcinella-choreographed-by-richard-alston-for-ballet-rambert-filmed-by-bob-lockyer-for-the-bbc-it-is-now-on-dvd-make) - Designs sets and costumes for 'Pulcinella', choreographed by Richard Alston for Ballet Rambert. Filmed by Bob Lockyer for the BBC it is now on DVD. Makes Moon, a print in colour and in black and white for the Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
- [1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/represents-britain-at-the-xli-venice-biennale-with-24-paintings-he-has-the-pavilions-neo-classical-interior-painted-eau-de-nil-green-forty-painti) - Represents Britain at the XLI Venice Biennale with 24 paintings. He has the pavilion’s neo-classical interior painted eau de Nil green. Forty Paintings then travels to the Philips Collection, Washington, D.C., Yale Center for British Art, New Haven; the Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hanover and reopens the Whitechapel Gallery, London. The catalogue includes an essay by John McEwen
- [1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/exhibits-17-new-paintings-at-knoedler-gallery-new-york-including-blue-palm-venice-evening-view-from-venice-in-a-crowded-room-and-sad-flowers-wor) - Exhibits 17 new paintings at Knoedler Gallery, New York, including Blue Palm, Venice Evening, View from Venice, In a Crowded Room and Sad Flowers. Works for the first time with Jack Shirreff at 107 Workshop, Wiltshire on a print, Green Room. The partnership continues for the next 24 years. Commissioned by Tricia Guild of Designers
- [1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/selects-work-from-the-national-gallerys-collection-for-an-exhibition-in-their-series-the-artists-eye-renoirs-dancing-girlwith-castanets-and) - Selects work from the National Gallery’s collection for an exhibition in their series 'The Artist’s Eye'. Renoir’s Dancing Girl with Castanets and Dancing Girl with Tambourine flank the entrance against yellow backgrounds. "English people don’t seem to like these paintings much", he comments in the catalogue so he installs banks of red geraniums underneath them
- [1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/appointed-cbe-artist-in-residence-for-a-year-at-brasenose-college-oxford-shows-9-new-paintings-at-waddington-galleries-london-awarded-second-prize) - Appointed CBE. Artist in residence for a year at Brasenose College, Oxford. Shows 9 new paintings at Waddington Galleries, London. Awarded second prize at the 10th John Moore’s Liverpool Exhibition for Cafeteria at the Grand Palais. First retrospective exhibition 'Forty-five Paintings, 1949-1975' opens at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford. Richard Morphet writes in the
- [1995 - 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/38-works-are-featured-in-paintings-1975-1995-at-the-metropolitan-museum-new-york-the-modern-art-museum-fort-worth-the-kunstverein-fur-die-rheinl) - 38 works are featured in 'Paintings 1975 - 1995' at the Metropolitan Museum, New York; the Modern Art Museum, Fort Worth; the Kunstverein fur die Rheinlände und Westfalen, Düsseldorf and the Hayward Gallery, London. The catalogue features essays by Michael Auping and Susan Sontag, an exchange of letters with John Elderfield and a catalogue raisonnée
- [1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/appointed-honorary-fellow-brasenose-college-oxford-designs-a-mural-for-the-swimming-pool-in-the-broadgate-centre-architect-peter-foggo-commission) - Appointed Honorary Fellow, Brasenose College, Oxford. Designs a mural for the swimming pool in the Broadgate Centre (architect Peter Foggo; commissioned by Rosehaugh Stanhope), executed in Venetian glass mosaic. Shows 13 New Paintings at Waddington Galleries in his first show in a London commercial gallery since 1971, including Dinner at Palazzo Albrizzi, In Bed in
- [1970 - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/trustee-of-the-tate-gallery) - Becomes a Trustee of the Tate Gallery.
- [1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/he-shows-nine-recent-paintings-at-the-arnolfini-gallery-bristol-and-dartington-hall-devon-including-talking-about-art-the-first-picture-in-which-h) - He shows nine recent paintings at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol and Dartington Hall, Devon, including Talking about Art, the first picture in which he leaves parts of the wooden surface unpainted. Acute depression is finally recognized as a symptom of amoebic hepatitis, contracted in India eight years previously. Recovers and returns to India as one
- [1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/for-the-first-time-h-applies-paint-to-a-print-julian-and-alexis-he-also-asks-his-son-sam-to-help-him-colour-the-edition-under-his-supervision-from) - For the first time H applies paint to a print, Julian and Alexis. He also asks his son Sam to help him colour the edition, under his supervision. From now on he will add hand colouring to all his prints. Foy Nissen’s Bombay hangs in the Hayward Annual. Current British Art Selected by Michael Compton,
- [1966 - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/teaches-part-time-at-chelsea-school-of-art-london-along-with-martin-froy) - Teaches part time at Chelsea School of Art, London, along with Martin Froy.
- [1978 - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/trustee-of-the-national-gallery-london-he-strongly-supports-the-acquisition-of-degas-helene-rouart-in-herfathers-study) - Becomes a Trustee of the National Gallery, London. He strongly supports the acquisition of Degas’ Helene Rouart in her Father’s Study.
- [1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/16-recent-paintings-at-arthur-tooth-sons-london-include-acacia-road-the-address-of-a-friend-anthony-hill-and-gillian-wise-and-brigid-seagra) - 16 Recent Paintings at Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, include Acacia Road (the address of a friend), Anthony Hill and Gillian Wise and Brigid Seagrave. To view a picture gallery of the exhibition click here.
- [1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/moves-to-long-dean-wiltshire-where-he-lives-until-1977) - Moves to Long Dean, Wiltshire, where he lives until 1977.
- [1958](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-hodgkins-move-to-12-addison-gardens-kensington-where-they-stay-until-24-december-1966) - The Hodgkins move to 12 Addison Gardens, Kensington, where they stay until 24 December 1966.
- [1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/shows-new-paintings-at-kasmin-limited-london-for-the-first-time-he-abandons-canvas-for-a-wooden-support-in-indian-subject-blue-1965-9) - Exhibition titled New Paintings at Kasmin Limited, London. For the first time he abandons canvas for a wooden support in Indian Subject (Blue), 1965-9. View a gallery of the exhibition here.
- [1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-graphic-artist-and-critic-roger-coleman-arranges-for-hodgkin-to-show-9-works-including-dancing-bedroom-afternoon-and-mr-and-mrs-robyn-denny-at) - The graphic artist and critic Roger Coleman arranges for Hodgkin to show 9 works, including Dancing, Bedroom, Afternoon and Mr and Mrs Robyn Denny, at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts in 'Two Young Figurative Artists' (with Allen Jones) - view a gallery of the exhibition and a review by Conry Maddox. Coleman, his first wife Margaret
- [1956-1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/teaches-part-time-at-bath-academy-of-art-corsham-along-with-painters-michael-craig-martin-robyn-denny-john-ernest-and-adrian-heath-the-ceramicist) - Teaches part time at Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, along with painters Michael Craig-Martin, Robyn Denny, John Ernest and Adrian Heath; the ceramicist James Tower; poet James Kirkup; puppet-makers Helen Binyon and Riette Sturge Moore; movement teacher Litz Pisk and the composer Henry Boys.
- [1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/a-tidal-wave-of-contemporary-american-art-reaches-london-with-abstract-expressionism-1956-and-new-american-painting-1959-at-the-tate-and-br) - A ‘tidal wave’ of contemporary American art reaches London, with 'Abstract Expressionism' (1956) and 'New American Painting' (1959) at the Tate and Bryan Robertson’s shows of Jackson Pollock (1958) and Mark Rothko (1961) at the Whitechapel Gallery. "It is strange to think that it is possible to paint a picture which is so much bigger
- [1943](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/evacuated-with-mother-and-older-sister-ann-1930-2006-to-usa-where-they-live-on-long-island-and-he-attends-greenvale-school-his-early-ambitio) - Evacuated with mother and older sister, Ann (1930 - 2006), to USA, where they live on Long Island and he attends Greenvale School. His early ambition to paint is reinforced when he sees pictures by Stuart Davis, Matisse and Picasso at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan.
- [1952](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-shows-in-a-public-gallery-in-bath-art-societys-group-show-at-the-victoria-art-gallery-bath-probably-portrait-which-has-since-been-los) - First shows in a public gallery - in Bath Art Society’s group show at the Victoria Art Gallery, Bath – probably Portrait, which has since been lost. See Missing Works.
- [1953](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/creates-his-first-print-acquainted-with-the-night-based-on-a-poem-by-robert-frost-see-missing-works) - Creates his first print, Acquainted with the Night, based on a poem by Robert Frost. See Missing Works.
- [1950](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/studies-at-camberwell-school-of-art-along-with-gillian-ayres-harry-mundy-and-christopher-pinsent-where-the-dominant-ethos-is-euston-road-rea) - Studies at Camberwell School of Art (along with Gillian Ayres, Harry Mundy and Christopher Pinsent), where the dominant ethos is ‘Euston Road’ realism.
- [1948](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/at-eton-college-the-art-teacher-wilfrid-blunt-shows-his-pupils-works-borrowed-from-the-royal-library-next-door-in-windsor-castle-including-ustad-man) - At Eton College the art teacher Wilfrid Blunt shows his pupils works borrowed from the Royal Library, next door in Windsor Castle, including Ustad Mansur’s Chameleon (circa 1612, RL12081). Hodgkin begins to collect Indian miniatures. But he runs away from school twice. He transfers to Bryanston School in Dorset where he appreciates the art teacher
- [1932](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/gordon-howard-eliot-hodgkin-was-born-on-6-august-in-hammersmith-london-hs-first-name-came-from-his-maternal-grandfather-gordon-hewart-a-draper) - Gordon Howard Eliot Hodgkin was born on 6 August in Hammersmith, London. Hodgkin’s first name came from his maternal grandfather, Gordon Hewart, a draper’s son from Bury, Lancashire, who became a journalist, lawyer, M.P. (1913-1922) and Lord Chief Justice (1922-1940). Lord Hewart said in 1924, "it is not merely of some importance but is of
- [1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/creates-hand-coloured-engravings-for-susan-sontags-story-the-way-we-live-now-first-printed-in-the-new-yorker-1986-that-are-published-by-karsten) - Creates hand-coloured engravings for Susan Sontag’s story 'The Way We Live Now' (first printed in the New Yorker, 1986), that are published by Karsten Schubert and in facsimile by Jonathan Cape. Proceeds go to Aids charities in Britain and America. Designs a silk scarf for Marion Boulton Stroud’s Fabric Workshop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shown there in
- [1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/illustrates-julian-barness-short-story-evermore-first-printed-in-cross-channel-with-a-series-of-hand-coloured-etchings-published-by-palavan-pres) - Illustrates Julian Barnes’s short story 'Evermore', first printed in Cross Channel, with a series of hand coloured etchings, published by Palavan Press and in paperback by Penguin. A.M.Homes interviews Hodgkin for Artforum. Second South Bank Show directed by Melissa Raimes.
- [1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-first-monograph-on-hs-work-appears-written-by-andrew-graham-dixon-it-includes-13-artists-statements-and-texts-anthony-doffay-han) - The first monograph on Hodgkin’s work appears, written by Andrew Graham-Dixon. It includes 13 ‘Artist’s Statements’ and texts. Anthony D’Offay hangs a new painting, After Morandi, for one evening in his house at 242 East 52nd Street, New York, designed by Philip Johnson. Interviewed on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs.
- [1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/to-celebrate-a-friends-60th-birthday-h-flies-to-cairo-in-order-to-travel-down-the-nile-he-agrees-to-see-in-dawn-at-the-pyramids-but-refuses-to-climb) - To celebrate a friend's 60th birthday Hodgkin flies to Cairo in order to travel down the Nile. He agrees to see in dawn at the pyramids but refuses to climb one. See Mud on the Nile, 1993. First show at the Anthony D’Offay galleries, London, also seen at Knoedler’s, New York. 24 paintings include After Degas,
- [Howard Hodgkin Paintings 1984 - 2015 A Tribute](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-1984-2015-a-tribute) - A documentary about the exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin Paintings 1984 - 2015 A Tribute', 2015 at the The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai.
- [1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/knighted-seven-small-pictures-opens-at-the-british-school-in-rome-outing-art-the-bbc-billboard-art-project-directed-by-sheree-folkson-and-shown-o) - Knighted. 'Seven Small Pictures' opens at the British School in Rome. 'Outing Art: the BBC Billboard Art Project' (directed by Sheree Folkson, and shown on television during the week of 17 May) invites Hodgkin, along with Richard Hamilton, Damien Hirst, Michael Landy and others, to make billboard-sized art. He paints A Small Thing Enlarged. Designs
- [1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/british-council-tours-27-small-paintings-to-the-musee-des-beaux-arts-nantes-caixa-de-pensions-barcelona-scottish-national-gallery-of-modern-art) - British Council tours 27 'Small Paintings' to the Musée des Beaux Arts, Nantes; Caixa de Pensions, Barcelona; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh and Douglas Hyde Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin. Henry-Claude Cousseau writes in the catalogue. Shows 14 new paintings at Michael Werner’s gallery, Cologne, Germany and at Knoedler’s, New York, including Rain and
- [1999](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/shows-22-paintings-at-anthony-doffay-gallery-london-including-night-and-day-and-after-matisse-james-fenton-writes-in-the-catalogue-paints-an-im) - Shows 22 paintings at Anthony D’Offay Gallery, London, including Night and Day and After Matisse. James Fenton writes in the catalogue. Paints an image of an eye, which is enlarged photographically to cover the entire outside wall of the new circular Imax Cinema on Waterloo Roundabout, London. "There used to be a very large Howard
- [2007](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/paintings-1992-2007-1-february-1-april-at-the-yale-center-for-british-art-new-haven-designed-by-louis-i-kahn-tavels-to-the-fitzwilliam-museum) - 'Paintings 1992-2007', 1 February – 1 April at the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven (designed by Louis I. Kahn) tavels to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge 24 May – 23 September. It includes Afternoon Flowers, Bamboo, Old Sky, After Vuillard, Silence, Moonlight, Autumn, The Body in the Library and Mud. Paintings hang against Kahn’s
- [1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-exhibition-with-gagosian-gallery-shows-13-works-at-madison-avenue-gallery-including-old-sky-chez-max-and-rain-catalogue-includes-james-fenton) - First exhibition with Gagosian Gallery: shows 13 works at Madison Avenue gallery including Old Sky, Chez Max and Rain. Catalogue includes James Fenton’s poem 'In Paris with You', an extract from Somerset Maugham’s 'The Alien Corn' and Doris Lockhart Saatchi’s essay on Max Gordon. New paintings at Haas & Fuchs Gallery, Berlin. Alan Woods writes
- [2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/attends-the-burial-of-susan-sontag-in-montparnasse-cemetery-paris-finishes-flowerpiece-listening-in-the-bedroom-eclipse-in-venice-supper-art) - Attends the burial of Susan Sontag in Montparnasse cemetery, Paris. Finishes Flowerpiece, Listening, In the Bedroom, Eclipse, In Venice, Supper, Art, An Italian Landscape, One Damn Thing After Another, First Light, Poison Ivy, Ultramarine, Visitors, After Samuel Palmer and 48 Clarendon Road. Shows small paintings at the Galerie Lutz & Thalmann, Zurich.
- [2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/made-a-companion-of-honour-publication-of-howard-hodgkin-prints-a-catalogue-raisonne-with-an-introduction-by-nan-rosenthal-and-a-conversation-betw) - Made a Companion of Honour. Publication of 'Howard Hodgkin Prints: A Catalogue Raisonné', with an introduction by Nan Rosenthal and a conversation between the editor Liesbeth Heenk and Hodgkin.
- [2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/for-the-national-gallerys-encounters-show-exhibits-seurats-bathers-his-version-of-seurats-bathers-at-asnieres-next-to-the-original-823) - For the National Gallery’s 'Encounters' show, exhibits Seurat’s Bathers, his version of Seurat’s Bathers at Asnières, next to the original. "Although their general disposition has been retained, the figures seem emotional recollections of Seurat's men and boys beside the Seine but without Wordsworthian 'tranquillity.' Instead, a swoosh of erotic energy runs through Hodgkin's version, epitomized
- [2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/shows-38-new-paintings-at-gagosian-gallery-chelsea-new-york-including-echo-spring-the-body-in-the-library-undertones-of-war-italy-come-into-th) - Shows 38 new paintings at Gagosian Gallery, Chelsea, New York, including Echo, Spring, The Body in the Library, Undertones of War, Italy, Come into the Garden, Maud and Eclipse. The catalogue includes essays by Julian Barnes and David Anfam. Most works go on to Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles. Shows new work at the Galerie Haas
- [2009](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/makes-his-largest-prints-yet-as-time-goes-by-referring-to-the-song-in-casablanca-1942-written-by-hermann-hupfeld-for-a-revue-in-1931-you-must-r) - Makes his largest prints yet, As Time Goes By, referring to the song in Casablanca, 1942 (written by Hermann Hupfeld for a revue in 1931): "You must remember this /A kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh. / The fundamental things apply / As time goes by." They are made of
- [2008](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/twenty-new-paintings-shown-at-gagosian-gallery-britannia-street-london-wc1-include-house-and-garden-blushing-and-degas-dancers-in-egypt-artis) - Twenty new paintings shown at Gagosian Gallery, Britannia Street, London WC1, include House and Garden, Blushing and Degas’ Russian Dancers, In Egypt, Artist and Model and four large paintings, Home, Home on the Range; Where the Deer and the Antelope Roam; Where Seldom is Heard a Discouraging Word and And the Skies are Not Cloudy
- [2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2011) - Hodgkin’s exhibition 'Time and Place: Paintings 2001 - 2010' reaches its final touring destination at the San Diego Museum of Art, California. Exhibits new paintings with the Gagosian Gallery; 'Howard Hodgkin: New Paintings 2007-2011' on Madison Avenue, New York.
- [2012](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2012) - The Designers Guild re-release Hodgkin’s textile designs including a brand new design titled Brush. 'Visions of Mughal India: The Collection of Howard Hodgkin' is a major exhibition in 2012 at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford of about 115 Indian paintings and drawings - almost the entirety of Hodgkin’s private collection. The collection comprises most of the main
- [2013](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2013) - Hodgkin participates in the inaugural edition of the Toulouse International Art Festival in May 2013, with a solo exhibition at the Fondation Bemberg. At the invitation of the Festival's Artistic Director the artist Jean-Marc Bustamante, Hodgkin was represented by twenty two paintings covering more than sixty years of his career. Exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, 'Howard
- [2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/retrospective-exhibition-of-paintings-curated-by-enrique-juncosa-and-nicholas-serota-starts-at-the-irish-museum-of-modern-art-dublin-where-its-op) - Retrospective exhibition of paintings curated by Enrique Juncosa and Nicholas Serota starts at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, where it is opened by Seamus Heaney. It then tours to Tate Britain, London and the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. The catalogue, edited by Nicholas Serota, includes an essay by James
- [2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/10-paintings-are-hung-among-the-works-in-the-dulwich-picture-gallery-collection-the-catalogue-includes-an-essay-by-judy-collins-there-are-only-10) - 10 paintings are hung among the works in the Dulwich Picture Gallery Collection. The catalogue includes an essay by Judy Collins. “There are only 10 pictures in this show, but each one carries its own weight, and each is saying and doing something different. It's an amazing achievement”, wrote Richard Dorment (The Daily Telegraph, 11
- [2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/test) - The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford exhibits 20 of Hodgkin's Indian paintings and drawings of elephants, that are on loan. Meanwhile Modern Art Oxford shows 25 of his paintings 2001-2010 in an exhibition called 'Time and Place', curated by the director, Michael Stanley. The last painting, Blood, arrives too late to be included in the catalogue. The
- [2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2014) - An exhibition of 22 new paintings opens at Gagosian Gallery, Paris, Hodgkin’s first solo show in the city. Works include Blue Door (2009-12), The Sea, Goa (2013), Indian Waves (2013-2014) and For Matisse (2011-2014). Hodgkin completed many of them in Mumbai, where he starts to keep a studio in the winter months. Watch video of
- [2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2015) - Hodgkin continues to work from Mumbai in the winter months. In February 2015 the major museum in Mumbai, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, presents ‘Howard Hodgkin: Paintings 1984 – 2015, A Tribute’, a collaboration between, CSMVS, Tate and the Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation, with the support of the British Council and Gagosian Gallery. The
- [2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/2016) - In 2016 Hodgkin exhibits 24 new paintings at Gagosian Gallery, Madison Avenue, New York, ‘From Memory’. Works include Morning (2015–16), Dirty Window (2014–15), Love Song (2015) and Blues for Mrs. Chatterjee (2015). The catalogue features an essay by James Lawrence. Many of the pictures were completed during Hodgkin’s winter stay in India. He also made
- [Howard Hodgkin Forty Paintings 1973-84](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-forty-paintings-1973-84)
- [Indian Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/indian-leaves) - Catalogue of the exhibition of works using textile dyes on unsized paper at Tate Gallery, London, with a Portrait of the Artist by Bruce Chatwin and Artist's Notes, 1982.
- [Howard Hodgkin, at Alan Cristea Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-at-alan-cristea-gallery-by-andrew-graham-dixon) - Exhibition: Alan Cristea Gallery, 2012
- [The expertise of a brilliant panellist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-expertise-of-a-brilliant-panellist-by-ben-luke) - Exhibition: Gagosian Gallery, 2009
- [Beyond Boundaries](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/beyond-boundaries-by-andrew-graham-dixon) - Exhibition: Alan Cristea Gallery, 2008
- [Flirtation with abstraction](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/flirtation-with-abstraction-by-jackie-wullschlager) - Exhibition: Tate Britain, 2006
- [Howard Hodgkin in Milan, An artist at the height of his powers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-in-milan-an-artist-at-the-height-of-his-powers-by-julian-mitchell) - Exhibition: Galleria Lawrence Rubin, 2001
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-by-martin-herbert) - Exhibition: Dulwich Picture Gallery, 2001
- [Painting from Memory](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/painting-from-memory-by-richard-cork) - Exhibition: Anthony d'Offay, 1993
- [Viewer virtuosity and red herrings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/viewer-virtuosity-and-red-herrings-by-tom-lubbock) - Exhibition: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 1990
- [The Hodgkin Paradox](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-hodgkin-paradox-by-eric-gibson) - Exhibition: Turner Prize display, 1985
- [A Peeper into Paradises: The glowing, ebullient artifice of England’s Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/a-peeper-into-paradises-the-glowing-ebullient-artifice-of-englands-howard-hodgkin-by-robert-hughes) - Exhibition: Knoedler Gallery, 1982
- [Hodgkin and Caulfield](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hodgkin-and-caulfield-by-lynda-morris) - Exhibition: Aberdeen Art Gallery, 1976
- [The Life of Colours](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-life-of-colours-by-john-russell) - Exhibition: Kasmin Gallery, 1971
- [Private Lives](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/private-lives-by-eric-rowan) - Exhibition: Arnolfini Gallery, 1970
- [Howard Hodgkin and Jeremy Moon exhibitions](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-and-jeremy-moon-exhibitions-by-norbert-lynton) - Exhibition: Kasmin Gallery, 1969
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-by-guy-brett) - Exhibition: Arthur Tooth & Sons, 1967
- [Two Young Figurative Painters](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/two-young-figurative-painters-by-conroy-maddox) - Exhibition: ICA Gallery, 1962
- [Interviewed by David Sylvester](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/interviewed-by-david-sylvester) - Recorded for the Landseer/Arts Council film, 'Howard Hodgkin' (1982), This version was edited in collaboration with the artist, and appeared in the catalogue published by the Whitechapel Gallery in 1984, in connection with the touring exhibition organised by the British Council, 'Howard Hodgkin: Forty Paintings, 1973-84', which began at the Venice Biennale and toured to the Phillips Collection, Washington D.C., Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, the Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover and the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.
- [Frances Spalding and Bloomsbury](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/frances-spalding-and-bloomsbury) - Frances Spalding interviewed Howard Hodgkin for The Charleston Magazine (a publication dedicated to the history, work and interrelationships of the Bloomsbury Group), which she edits, issue 6, Winter/Spring 1992.
- [Piccoli Dipinti](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/piccoli-dipinti)
- [Mini Print: Night and Day](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/mini-print-night-and-day) - Merchandise for Tate, 35 x 28cm. OUT OF STOCK.
- [Howard Hodgkin Volume II Into the Woods](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-volume-ii-into-the-woods) - Catalogue of the exhibition of prints, Alan Cristea Gallery, London W1, May/June 2001
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-6)
- [Postcards a Gummed Book](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/postcards-a-gummed-book) - Merchandise for Tate. OUT OF STOCK.
- [Howard Hodgkin Volume I Small Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-volume-i-small-prints) - Catalogue of the exhibition of prints at Alan Cristea Gallery, London W1, May/June, 2001.
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-5)
- [Howard Hodgkin Forty Five Paintings 1949 - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-forty-five-paintings-1949-1975)
- [Howard Hodgkin Stage Designs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-stage-designs) - Ed. and intro. John-Paul Stonard, 2002
- [Howard Hodgkin Arbetiten auf Papier von 1971 bis 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-arbetiten-auf-papier-von-1971-bis-1995)
- [Poster: Big Lawn (detail) for Oxford](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-big-lawn-detail-for-oxford) - Poster for the exhibition at Modern Art Oxford, 23 June to 4 September 2010. A3 size: £3.95. OUT OF STOCK
- [Howard Hodgkin Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints) - Catalogue of the Barbican’s touring show of prints, ed. Neil McConnon, essay by David Acton, 2006.
- [Poster: Andrew Allfree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-andrew-allfree) - Fine art silkscreen print with hand-torn edges, expertly mounted and framed in a recessed solid ash black box frame, with waxed finish. Total size: 113 × 128 cm. Retails at £260.00.
- [Postcards Set of 8](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/postcards-set-of-8) - The set of 8 postcards produced for the exhibition Time and Place, 2001-2010 at Modern Art Oxford. They are of Leaf, "Privacy and Self-Expression in the Bedroom", Snake, Mud, Shadow, After Ellsworth Kelly, Yellow Sky and Saturday. OUT OF STOCK
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-2) - Catalogue of the exhibition with Wilfried Dickhoff essay An Open Book transl. William A. Mickens and A Riddle Out Of The Solution by Timothy Hyman.
- [Poster: A Highgate Ponds](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-a-highgate-ponds) - Poster made for the London Underground, 1989. 510mm x 760mm (20 x 30 inches), retails at £9.95.
- [Poster: A Yellow Sky](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-a-yellow-sky) - A1 size (59.4 x 84.1cm): £10 Limited edition of 25, printed on 310gsm matt watercolour paper and signed by the artist: £250 OUT OF STOCK
- [Howard Hodgkin Prints 1977 - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-1977-1983) - Catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same name held at the Tate Gallery in 1985.
- [Poster: A Venetian Glass](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-a-venetian-glass) - Poster reissued as Silkscreen print. Paper size: 96 × 87 cm. Image size: 96 × 87 cm. Retails at £59.95.
- [The Way We Live Now](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-way-we-live-now) - Susan Sontag's short story with 6 coloured aquatints, with added tempera, by Howard Hodgkin.
- [Poster: A Late Afternoon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-a-late-afternoon) - Poster 68.6 x 77.5cm.
- [Small Paintings: Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/small-paintings-howard-hodgkin)
- [Poster: Going for a Walk with Andrew](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-going-for-a-walk-with-andrew) - Silkscreen print retails at £169.95. Paper size: 100 × 115 cm. Image size: 100 × 115 cm.
- [Howard Hodgkin Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings) - Catalogue of the exhibition at Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London with an essay by James Fenton, 1999.
- [Large Paintings 1984 - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/large-paintings-1984-2002) - Catalogue of Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art exhibition at the Dean Gallery Edinburgh in 2002 intro. Richard Calvocoressi Howard Hodgkin by Robert Rosenblum Discussions Howard Hodgkin Large Paintings by Richard Kendall.
- [Poster: The Sky's The Limit](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-the-skys-the-limit) - Poster reissued as silkscreen print. Paper size: 76 × 84 cm. Image size: 76 × 84 cm. Retails at £139.95.
- [Howard Hodgkin (Paintings retrospective)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-retrospective) - Catalogue of the paintings retrospective at IMMA, Dublin; Tate Britain, London and MNCARS, Madrid, ed., intro. Nicholas Serota, with essays by James Meyer, Jo Crook and Jacqueline Ridge; chronology by Lee Hallman; bibliography by Krzysztof Cieszkowski and Assunta Ferrera, 2006.
- [Howard Hodgkin at Dulwich Picture Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-at-dulwich-picture-gallery) - Catalogue of the exhibition with an essay by Judith Collins.
- [Evermore](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/evermore) - Evermore, a short story by Julian Barnes, illustrated with six etchings by Howard Hodgkin.
- [Howard Hodgkin Venetian Views](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-venetian-views) - Catalogue of the exhibition of prints at Alan Cristea Gallery, London W1, November/December 1995, intro. Craig Hartley
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-4) - Catalogue of the exhibition at Gagosian Gallery 980 Madison Avenue New York with an extract from W.Somerset Maugham The Alien Corn Paris with You by James Fenton and Doris Lockhart Saatchi obituary of Max Gordon.
- [Howard Hodgkin Time and Place 2001-2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-time-and-place-2001-2010) - Hardback/softback catalogue for the exhibition of paintings 2001-2010, shown at Modern Art Oxford, 23.6.2010-4.9.2010; De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Tilburg, Netherlands, 2.10.2010-16.1.2011 and San Diego Museum of Art, California 27.1.2011-1.5.2011, USA, ed. Michael Stanley and Paul Luckraft, with essay by Sam Smiles and an illustrated Survey of Critical Responses 1962-2009. Available from Modern Art
- [Seven New Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/seven-new-paintings) - Cardset/catalogue for 'Seven New Paintings', Gagosian, Davies Street, London W1, 2009
- [Howard Hodgkin Recent Work](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-recent-work)
- [Howard Hodgkin Paintings 1992-2007](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-1992-2007) - Catalogue of the exhibition of paintings at Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, 1 February - 1 April 2007 and at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, 23 May - 23 September 2007, ed. Julia Marciari Alexander with essays by Anthony Lane and Richard Morphet.
- [Howard Hodgkin 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-2002) - Catalogue of the exhibition at Gagosian Britannia Street London WC1 3-4-2002 -- 17-5-2002 an essay by Alan Hollinghurst the text of a speech by Seamus Heaney for the Spirit and a poem by Philip Larkin Trees.
- [Howard Hodgkin Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-2) - Catalogue of the exhibition organized by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Texas which also toured to the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York and the Kunstverein fur die Rheinlande und Westfalen Dusseldorf 1995- with Long View by Michael Auping An Exchange of Letters between John Elderfield and Howard Hodgkin Hodgkin by Susan Sontag
- [Pulcinella on DVD](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/pulcinella-on-dvd) - DVD recording of Richard Alston's choreography of Pulcinella, music by Stravinsky, costume and set designs by Howard Hodgkin, 1988
- [Among Booksellers Tales Told In Letters to Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/among-booksellers-tales-told-in-letters-to-howard-hodgkin) - Letters written to Howard Hodgkin by the bookseller David Batterham travelling in France and Spain over a thirty five year period.
- [Retrospektive 1975 bis 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/retrospektive-1975-bis-1996)
- [Howard Hodgkin Paintings 1993-1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-1993-1994) - Ed. and intro. Anthony d'Offay, with 'Loooking at Pictures': extracts from writings by Stendhal, Anita Brookner, Susan Sontag, Julian Barnes, Virginia Woolf, Henry James,Horace Walpole, G.K.Chesterton, Bruce Chatwin, Evelyn Waugh and 'A Conversation with Howard Hodgkin'.
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin) - Andrew Graham-Dixon's monograph, 2nd rev. ed. 2001. It includes a number of 'Artist's Statements'.
- [Howard Hodgkin Petits Formats 1975 - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-petits-formats-1975-1989)
- [Notebook](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/notebook) - Merchandise for Tate's shop, designed by Kit Grover in collaboration with the artist. OUT OF STOCK.
- [Howard Hodgkin The Complete Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-the-complete-prints) - Catalogue raisonné of the prints, 2003, ed. Liesbeth Heenk; intro. Nan Rosenthal
- [Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-3) - Catalogue of the exhibition, with essays in English and German by Wilfried Dickhoff, 'Wie ein offenes Buch', transl. William A. Mickens and by Timothy Hyman, 'Making A Riddle Out Of The Solution', transl. Barbara Honrath.
- [Poster: Rain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/poster-rain) - Merchandise for Tate shop 28 x 33cm and variations.
- [Howard Hodgkin The Complete Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-the-complete-paintings) - Catalogue raisonné of the paintings, second edition, 2006, ed. and intro. Marla Price; essay, 'Mystery in Method' by John Elderfield
- [Writers on Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/writers-on-howard-hodgkin) - Essays by Enrique Juncosa, Colm Toibin, Bruce Chatwin, James Fenton, Susan Sontag, Bruce Bernard, William Boyd, Julian Barnes, Anthony Lane, Alan Hollinghurst; poem by James Fenton, ed. Enrique Juncosa, 2006.
- [Painting's Emotional Site](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/paintings-emotional-site-by-alberto-fiz) - Originally printed in Howard Hodgkin (New York: Gagosian, 2013). A catalogue made for Hodgkin's exhibition which opened at their gallery in Rome in the same year.
- [John Tusa interviews Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/john-tusa-interviews-howard-hodgkin) - A transcript of John Tusa's interview with Howard Hodgkin for BBC Radio 3.
- [Watching Howard Hodgkin Paint](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/watching-howard-hodgkin-paint) - A report written by Bernard Richards, Fellow in English at Brasenose College, Oxford, from 1972 to 1996, describing Hodgkin at work in his studio in Shoe Lane, Oxford on 16th November 1976 whilst he was artist in residency at Brasenose.
- [On Designing for the Stage](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/on-designing-for-the-stage) - Extract from an interview with Michael White regarding Hodgkin's design work for the stage.
- [On Seurat](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/on-seurat) - To coincide with a retrospective exhibition of his work (at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Tate Britain and Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid), Hodgkin reflected on works by Seurat in the Courtauld institute of Art Gallery in an interview with John-Paul Stonard, for Art and Architecture.
- [Working with the Printer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/working-with-the-printer) - Jack Shirreff, Howard Hodgkin's master printer at 107 Workshop, Wiltshire, is retiring. He sold 40 of his printer's proofs of works on which they collaborated over the last 24 years at Christie's South Kensingon on 14 September 2010. Alexandra Gill, Head of Prints at Christie's South Kensington, interviews Howard Hodgkin.
- [Howard Hodgkin Talks About His Work](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-talks-about-his-work) - At 78, Howard Hodgkin has slowed a bit, requiring a wheelchair lately to move about, but he remains quick as ever to speak his mind and, judging by the San Diego Museum of Art's exhibition of his recent work, compelled as ever to paint the wealth of memories and sensations that occupy it.
- [On Print-Making at 107 Workshop](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/on-print-making-at-107-workshop) - A note on print-making with the 107 Workshop. Written for Christie's, South Kensington, where 40 of Jack Shirreff's printer's proofs went on sale on 14 September 2010.
- [An Artist in Residence](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/an-artist-in-residence) - Oxford’s artist in residence scheme began in 1975, funded by the Arts Council of Great Britain in partnership with a college and it was operated in conjunction with the Museum of Modern Art, now Modern Art Oxford. Hodgkin was attached to Brasenose College 1976-1977.
- [On Lawrence Gowing's <i>Matisse</i>](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/on-lawrence-gowings-matisse) - The original typescript of Hodgkin's review of Lawrence Gowing's Matisse, which was printed in an edited form in The Times Literary Supplement in 1980.
- [Arboreal Architecture](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/arboreal-architecture) - The artist describes working on his designs for the mural he made for the facade of Charles Correa's British Council HQ building in New Delhi. From DESIGN Quarterly, Winter 1993.
- [Woodwork by Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/woodwork-by-hodgkin) - A review of the show of Hodgkin's paintings 2001-2010 at the San Diego Museum of Art, from the San Diego Reader. The writer, W.S. Di Piero, is a Professor of English at Stanford University and a published poet.
- [Artist's Notes on Indian Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/artists-notes-on-indian-leaves) - I'd been to India many times. In 1978 I was invited by the Sarabai family to work there. They're a family of mill owners, who live in a Le Corbusier house in the middle of a Douanier Rousseau garden, surrounded by a high wire fence, in the middle of Ahmedabad. On my first day I
- [La peinture inaliénable](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/la-peinture-inalienable) - Essay by Henry-Claude Cousseau, first published in the catalogue for the British Council's touring exhibition 'Petits Formats', shown at the Musee des Beaux Arts, Nantes.
- [One Day It Will Be Enough](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/one-day-it-will-be-enough) - An interview by Stefan Kuiper, printed in Vrij Nederland, 28 August 2010, translated by Beth O'Brien
- [A Conversation with Howard Hodgkin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/a-conversation-with-howard-hodgkin) - Printed in the catalogue for the exhibition at Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London, 19.10.1993 - 24.11.1993, also shown at Knoedler Gallery, New York, 4.12.1993 - 4.12.1994.ISBN 0-947564-50-0,
- [British painters (3 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 12 – 30 Jan. 1965. Pop Art, Nouveau Realisme etc... (1 work). Palais des Beaux-Arts, Br](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/british-painters-3-works-arthur-tooth-sons-london-12-30-jan-1965-pop-art-nouveau-realisme-etc-1-work-palais-des-beaux-arts-br) - British painters (3 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 12 – 30 Jan. 1965. Pop Art, Nouveau Realisme etc... (1 work). Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels, 5 Feb. – 1 Mar. 1965. Op & Pop, aktuell Engelsk konst. Riksforbundet für bildende konst och SAN, Stockholm, 1965. London: the new scene (9 works). Walker Art Center, Minneapolis,
- [Colour, form and texture (2 works; 1 illus.). Arthur Tooth & Sons, 1 – 19 Feb. 1966. London under forty (1 work). Galleria Milano, Milan, 13 Apr](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/colour-form-and-texture-2-works-1-illus-arthur-tooth-sons-1-19-feb-1966-london-under-forty-1-work-galleria-milano-milan-13-apr) - Colour, form and texture (2 works; 1 illus.). Arthur Tooth & Sons, 1 – 19 Feb. 1966. London under forty (1 work). Galleria Milano, Milan, 13 Apr.1966 - ; travelling to Galleria de’Foscherari, Bologna, 7 – 25 June 1966. Howard Hodgkin, Peter Philips, Allen Jones. Galerie Aujourd’hui, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels, May 1966.
- [Cinquième Biennale de Paris: Manifestation Biennale et Internationale des Jeunes Artistes (2 works). Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, 30](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/cinquieme-biennale-de-paris-manifestation-biennale-et-internationale-des-jeunes-artistes-2-works-musee-dart-moderne-de-la-ville-de-paris-30) - Cinquième Biennale de Paris: Manifestation Biennale et Internationale des Jeunes Artistes (2 works). Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, 30 Sept. – 5 Nov. 1967. Recent British painting: Peter Stuyvesant Foundation Collection (2 works). Tate Gallery, London, 15 Nov. – 22 Dec. 1967.
- [First Triennale – India 1968 (3 works). Lalit Kala Akademi & National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, 11 Feb. – 31 Mar. 1968. Arte moltiplic](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/first-triennale-india-1968-3-works-lalit-kala-akademi-national-gallery-of-modern-art-new-delhi-11-feb-31-mar-1968-arte-moltiplic) - First Triennale – India 1968 (3 works). Lalit Kala Akademi & National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, 11 Feb. – 31 Mar. 1968. Arte moltiplicata (3 works, illus.). Galeria Milano, Milan, from 11 Apr. 1968. The Ind Coope Art Collection (1 work). Arts Council touring exhibition, opening at Oldham Public Library, 8 – 30
- [Pop Art graphics. Carnegie Festival of Music & the Arts, 1969. Purchase Awards 1965-1968 (2 works). Arts Council Gallery, Cambridge, 17 May – 14](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/pop-art-graphics-carnegie-festival-of-music-the-arts-1969-purchase-awards-1965-1968-2-works-arts-council-gallery-cambridge-17-may-14) - Pop Art graphics. Carnegie Festival of Music & the Arts, 1969. Purchase Awards 1965-1968 (2 works). Arts Council Gallery, Cambridge, 17 May – 14 June 1969. Artists from the Kasmin Gallery (2 works; 1 illus.). Arts Council Gallery, Belfast, 1 – 30 Aug. 1969. 12 Britische Artisten: Graphik und Objekte (5 works, 1 illus.) Künstlerhaus-Galerie,
- [Pop Art: Nieuwe figuratie = Nouveau Réalisme (1 work; illus.). XXIIIe Festival Belge d’Eté, Casino Communal, Knokke-Le Zoute, June – Sept. 1970.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/pop-art-nieuwe-figuratie-nouveau-realisme-1-work-illus-xxiiie-festival-belge-dete-casino-communal-knokke-le-zoute-june-sept-1970) - Pop Art: Nieuwe figuratie = Nouveau Réalisme (1 work; illus.). XXIIIe Festival Belge d’Eté, Casino Communal, Knokke-Le Zoute, June – Sept. 1970. Contemporary British art (2 works, illus.). National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, 9 Sept. – 25 Oct. 1970; organised by The British Council. A.I.A. retrospective 1930-1970 (2 works). Artists International Association, London, 8
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Park Square Gallery, Leeds, 1971. H. Hodgkin. Galerie Müller, Cologne, 15 Jan. – 25 Feb. 1971; card, 2p, illus; biog., exhibs. Ho](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-park-square-gallery-leeds-1971-h-hodgkin-galerie-muller-cologne-15-jan-25-feb-1971-card-2p-illus-biog-exhibs-ho) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Park Square Gallery, Leeds, 1971. H. Hodgkin. Galerie Müller, Cologne, 15 Jan. – 25 Feb. 1971; card, 2p, illus; biog., exhibs. Howard Hodgkin: recent paintings. Kasmin Gallery, London, 30 Mar. – Apr. 1971 (PV card).
- [Critic’s choice: 1971 selection by Robert Melville (2 works; 1 illus.). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 2 – 26 Mar. 1971. Britisk grafikk (1 work](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/critics-choice-1971-selection-by-robert-melville-2-works-1-illus-arthur-tooth-sons-london-2-26-mar-1971-britisk-grafikk-1-work) - Critic’s choice: 1971 selection by Robert Melville (2 works; 1 illus.). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 2 – 26 Mar. 1971. Britisk grafikk (1 work). Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, 13 – 21 Mar. 1971. Art Spectrum South (3 works; 1 illus.). Southampton City Art Gallery, 5 June – 4 July 1971; Folkestone Arts Centre, 9 July
- [Howard Hodgkin: screenprints. Waddington Galleries II, London, 8 – 30 Mar. 1972 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: recent screenprints / Indian views (19 wo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-screenprints-waddington-galleries-ii-london-8-30-mar-1972-pv-card-howard-hodgkin-recent-screenprints-indian-views-19-wo) - Howard Hodgkin: screenprints. Waddington Galleries II, London, 8 – 30 Mar. 1972 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: recent screenprints / Indian views (19 works). Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 22 June – 19 July 1972; card, 1p, 3 illus.; biog.; exhibs.
- [Howard Hodgkin. Kornblee Gallery, New York, 17 Feb. – 8 Mar. 1973.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-kornblee-gallery-new-york-17-feb-8-mar-1973) - Howard Hodgkin. Kornblee Gallery, New York, 17 Feb. – 8 Mar. 1973.
- [Howard Hodgkin. Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 18 Oct. – 15 Nov. 1975 (PV card).](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-arnolfini-gallery-bristol-18-oct-15-nov-1975-pv-card) - Howard Hodgkin. Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 18 Oct. – 15 Nov. 1975 (PV card).
- [Indian drawing: an exhibition chosen by Howard Hodgkin (52 works). Hayward Gallery, London, 10 Feb. – 17 Apr. 1983; organised & publ. by Arts Co](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/indian-drawing-an-exhibition-chosen-by-howard-hodgkin-52-works-hayward-gallery-london-10-feb-17-apr-1983-organised-publ-by-arts-co) - Indian drawing: an exhibition chosen by Howard Hodgkin (52 works). Hayward Gallery, London, 10 Feb. – 17 Apr. 1983; organised & publ. by Arts Council of Great Britain; travelling to Wolverhampton Art Gallery, 23 Apr. – 21 May 1983; Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, 4 June – 10 July 1983; Bolton Museum and Art Gallery, 16
- [Andrew Topsfield, Milo Cleveland Beach: Indian paintings and drawings from the collection of Howard Hodgkin. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1991; 111p,](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/andrew-topsfield-milo-cleveland-beach-indian-paintings-and-drawings-from-the-collection-of-howard-hodgkin-new-york-thames-and-hudson-1991-111p) - Andrew Topsfield, Milo Cleveland Beach: Indian paintings and drawings from the collection of Howard Hodgkin. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1991; 111p, 55 illus (48 col); texts by HH, Notes on the collection, pp.9-11, & Andrew Topsfield, Rajput and Mughal painting in Howard Hodgkin’s collection, pp.13-19; Catalogue, pp.20-109; bibliography pp.110-111; repr. 1992 by Thames and
- [India: miniature e dipinti dal XVI al XIX secolo: la collezione di Howard Hodgkin ; a cura di Gian Giuseppe Filippi. Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona, 3](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/india-miniature-e-dipinti-dal-xvi-al-xix-secolo-la-collezione-di-howard-hodgkin-a-cura-di-gian-giuseppe-filippi-museo-di-castelvecchio-verona-3) - India: miniature e dipinti dal XVI al XIX secolo: la collezione di Howard Hodgkin ; a cura di Gian Giuseppe Filippi. Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona, 30 Apr. – 3 Aug. 1997; publ. Milan: Electa, 1997; incl. text by HH, ‘Riflessioni sulla collezione’, pp.13-16, tr.from Andrew Topsfield, Milo Cleveland Beach: Indian paintings and drawings from the
- [Howard Hodgkin. London: Illuminations, 2002; VHS/PAL col. videocassette, 26 mins, in series theEYE ; filmed in 2001 Dulwich exhib. & in artist’s studio; interview with John Wyver (transcript publ. in Art now: interviews with modern artists, London: Continuum, 2002, pp.28-45)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/illuminations-2002) - Howard Hodgkin. London: Illuminations, 2002; VHS/PAL col. videocassette, 26 mins, in series theEYE ; filmed in 2001 Dulwich exhib. & in artist’s studio; interview with John Wyver (transcript publ. in Art now: interviews with modern artists, London: Continuum, 2002, pp.28-45).
- [David Acton: ‘Howard Hodgkin prints: a catalogue raisonné’ [review of monograph by Heenk], in Burlington Magazine, Mar. 2005, vol.147 no.1224, pp](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/david-acton-howard-hodgkin-prints-a-catalogue-raisonne-review-of-monograph-by-heenk-in-burlington-magazine-mar-2005-vol-147-no-1224-pp) - David Acton: ‘Howard Hodgkin prints: a catalogue raisonné’ [review of monograph by Heenk], in Burlington Magazine, Mar. 2005, vol.147 no.1224, pp.192-194. “Two Eyes for Colour.” Bath Chronicle, 12 August
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Patrick. “Memory’s Residue.” Art In America, October
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- [Gayford, Martin, “Hodgkin’s Abstracts.” www.bloomberg.com, 12 April. Wright, Karen. “The later, greater Howard Hodgkin.” Telegraph Review, 5](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/gayford-martin-hodgkins-abstracts-www-bloomberg-com-12-april-wright-karen-the-later-greater-howard-hodgkin-telegraph-review-5) - Gayford, Martin, “Hodgkin’s Abstracts.” www.bloomberg.com, 12 April. Wright, Karen. “The later, greater Howard Hodgkin.” Telegraph Review, 5 April. Wullschlager, Jackie. “With a song in his art.”TheFinancial Times, 5 April. Teerman, Tim. “The colourful life of Howard Hodgkin.” www.timesonline.com, March. Hollinghurst, Alan. “Orgy of Color.” The Guardian, March. Artist's Studios. “Howard Hodgkin.” The Guardian, 26 April.
- [Hodgkin, Howard, Q and A, ‘Weekend’, The Guardian, 10 January](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hodgkin-howard-q-and-a-weekend-the-guardian-10-january) - Hodgkin, Howard, Q and A, ‘Weekend’, The Guardian, 10 January
- [Howard Hodgkin: Seven New Paintings, Seamus Heaney and Philip Larkin, London: Gagosian Gallery](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-seven-new-paintings-seamus-heaney-and-philip-larkin-london-gagosian-gallery) - Howard Hodgkin: Seven New Paintings, Seamus Heaney and Philip Larkin, London: Gagosian Gallery
- [London Group: annual exhibition, 1959 (1 work). RBA Galleries, London, 18 Apr. – 8 May 1959.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/london-group-annual-exhibition-1959-1-work-rba-galleries-london-18-apr-8-may-1959) - London Group: annual exhibition, 1959 (1 work). RBA Galleries, London, 18 Apr. – 8 May 1959.
- [London Group: annual exhibition, 1960 (2 works). RBA Galleries, London, 15 Jan. – 5 Feb. 1960. Contemporary paintings. City Art Gallery, Bristol, 19](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/london-group-annual-exhibition-1960-2-works-rba-galleries-london-15-jan-5-feb-1960-contemporary-paintings-city-art-gallery-bristol-19) - London Group: annual exhibition, 1960 (2 works). RBA Galleries, London, 15 Jan. – 5 Feb. 1960. Contemporary paintings. City Art Gallery, Bristol, 1960.
- [Britisk Kunst. Sammenslutningen af Danske Kunstforeningen, Copenhagen, 1962-1963 (touring exhib.) ICA picture fair. Institute of Contemporary Arts, Lo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/britisk-kunst-sammenslutningen-af-danske-kunstforeningen-copenhagen-1962-1963-touring-exhib-ica-picture-fair-institute-of-contemporary-arts-lo) - Britisk Kunst. Sammenslutningen af Danske Kunstforeningen, Copenhagen, 1962-1963 (touring exhib.) ICA picture fair. Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 28 Nov. – 18 Dec. 1962. British painting and sculpture today and yesterday (4 works; 1 illus.). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 3 – 28 Apr. 1962. 1962: one year of British art selected by Edward Lucie-Smith
- [Critic’s choice: an exhibition of contemporary British painting and sculptureselected by Philip James, C.B.E.(1 work). Stone Gallery, Newcastle upon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/critics-choice-an-exhibition-of-contemporary-british-painting-and-sculptureselected-by-philip-james-c-b-e-1-work-stone-gallery-newcastle-upon) - Critic’s choice: an exhibition of contemporary British painting and sculptureselected by Philip James, C.B.E.(1 work). Stone Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, July 1963. British painting in the Sixties: an exhibition organized by the Contemporary Art Society (3 works, exhib. at Whitechapel Art Gallery; illus). Tate Gallery & Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 1 – 30 June 1963
- [London, the new scope. Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 1964. Figuratie en Defiguratie. Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent, 1964; travelling to Musée](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/london-the-new-scope-arthur-tooth-sons-london-1964-figuratie-en-defiguratie-museum-voor-schone-kunsten-ghent-1964-travelling-to-musee) - London, the new scope. Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 1964. Figuratie en Defiguratie. Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent, 1964; travelling to Musée des Beaux Arts, Brussels. Profile III: Englische Kunst der Gegenwart [selected by] Sir Herbert Read, Roland Penrose (3 works; 1 illus.). Stadtische Kunstgalerie Bochum, 19 Apr. – 7 June 1964. Britische Malerei der
- [Howard Hodgkin: new paintings. Kasmin Limited, London, 27 Mar. [– 26 Apr.] 1969; folded card, 4p, 3 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-new-paintings-kasmin-limited-london-27-mar-26-apr-1969-folded-card-4p-3-illus-1-col-biog-exhibs) - Howard Hodgkin: new paintings. Kasmin Limited, London, 27 Mar. [– 26 Apr.] 1969; folded card, 4p, 3 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.
- [Howard Hodgkin (12 works). Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 16 Sept. – 22 Oct. 1970; 2p. card, 2 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-12-works-arnolfini-gallery-bristol-16-sept-22-oct-1970-2p-card-2-illus-1-col-biog-exhibs) - Howard Hodgkin (12 works). Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 16 Sept. – 22 Oct. 1970; 2p. card, 2 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.
- [Howard Hodgkin: forty-five paintings 1949-1975. Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 14 Mar. – 18 Apr. 1976; organised by Arts Council of Great Britain; tr](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-forty-five-paintings-1949-1975-museum-of-modern-art-oxford-14-mar-18-apr-1976-organised-by-arts-council-of-great-britain-tr) - Howard Hodgkin: forty-five paintings 1949-1975. Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 14 Mar. – 18 Apr. 1976; organised by Arts Council of Great Britain; travelling to Serpentine Gallery, London, 1 – 31 May 1976; Turnpike Gallery, Leigh (Lancs.), 5 – 26 June 1976; Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 3 July – 8 Aug. 1976; Aberdeen
- [Howard Hodgkin: complete prints (31 works). Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 12 June – 10 July 1977; 5p, 3 illus; exhibs.; introd. by Penelope Marcus.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-complete-prints-31-works-museum-of-modern-art-oxford-12-june-10-july-1977-5p-3-illus-exhibs-introd-by-penelope-marcus) - Howard Hodgkin: complete prints (31 works). Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 12 June – 10 July 1977; 5p, 3 illus; exhibs.; introd. by Penelope Marcus. Howard Hodgkin: new paintings. André Emmerich Gallery, New York, 15 Sept. – 5 Oct. 1977. Howard Hodgkin: neue Bilder / new paintings. Galerie André Emmerich, Zürich, 2 Dec. 1977 –
- [[Howard Hodgkin: Indian views: exhibition of prints]. British Council touring exhibition, in India, Malaysia & Columbia, 1978. Howard Hodgkin: pri](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-indian-views-exhibition-of-prints-british-council-touring-exhibition-in-india-malaysia-columbia-1978-howard-hodgkin-pri) - [Howard Hodgkin: Indian views: exhibition of prints]. British Council touring exhibition, in India, Malaysia & Columbia, 1978. Howard Hodgkin: prints. Riverside Studios, London, 4 – 29 Oct. 1978 (PV card).
- [The artist’s eye: an exhibition selected by Howard Hodgkin at the National Gallery (incl. 2 works by HH; illus.). National Gallery, London, 20 June](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-artists-eye-an-exhibition-selected-by-howard-hodgkin-at-the-national-gallery-incl-2-works-by-hh-illus-national-gallery-london-20-june) - The artist’s eye: an exhibition selected by Howard Hodgkin at the National Gallery (incl. 2 works by HH; illus.). National Gallery, London, 20 June – 19 Aug. 1979; introd. by HH, p.3; commentaries by HH on the 14 selected works; 24p, 16 illus.
- [[Howard Hodgkin: prints]. Waddington Galleries, London, 1980. [Howard Hodgkin: prints]. Bernard Jacobson, New York, 1980.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-waddington-galleries-london-1980-howard-hodgkin-prints-bernard-jacobson-new-york-1980) - [Howard Hodgkin: prints]. Waddington Galleries, London, 1980. [Howard Hodgkin: prints]. Bernard Jacobson, New York, 1980.
- [Howard Hodgkin (12 works). M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 25 Apr. – 12 May 1981; 24p, 14 illus (13 col); biog., exhibs., bibl.; text by Lawrence G](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-12-works-m-knoedler-co-new-york-25-apr-12-may-1981-24p-14-illus-13-col-biog-exhibs-bibl-text-by-lawrence-g) - Howard Hodgkin (12 works). M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 25 Apr. – 12 May 1981; 24p, 14 illus (13 col); biog., exhibs., bibl.; text by Lawrence Gowing, Howard Hodgkin, pp.5-8.. Howard Hodgkin: recent prints (11 works). Melbourne University Art Gallery, 1 Dec. 1981 – 31 Mar. 1982; Tasmanian School of Arts, Hobart, Apr. –
- [Howard Hodgkin: forty-five paintings 1949-1975. Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 14 Mar. – 18 Apr. 1982 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: recent prints. Berna](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-forty-five-paintings-1949-1975-museum-of-modern-art-oxford-14-mar-18-apr-1982-pv-card-howard-hodgkin-recent-prints-berna) - Howard Hodgkin: forty-five paintings 1949-1975. Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 14 Mar. – 18 Apr. 1982 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: recent prints. Bernard Jacobson, London, 18 Sept. – 9 Oct. 1982 (no catalogue; PV card). Howard Hodgkin’s Indian leaves (15 works). Tate Gallery, London, 22 Sept. – 7 Nov. 1982; 16p, 4 col. Illus.; text
- [Howard Hodgkin: recent work (12 works). M.K. Knoedler, New York, 21 Apr. – 10 May 1984; list of works, 1p. Howard Hodgkin: prints made in New York.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-recent-work-12-works-m-k-knoedler-new-york-21-apr-10-may-1984-list-of-works-1p-howard-hodgkin-prints-made-in-new-york) - Howard Hodgkin: recent work (12 works). M.K. Knoedler, New York, 21 Apr. – 10 May 1984; list of works, 1p. Howard Hodgkin: prints made in New York. Festival Gallery, Bath, 24 May – 16 June 1984 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: forty paintings, 1973-84. British Pavilion, XLI Venice Biennale, 10 June – 23 Sept. 1984 (20
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London, 1985. Howard Hodgkin: opera grafica 1977-1983 (3 works). Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bolog](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-bernard-jacobson-gallery-london-1985-howard-hodgkin-opera-grafica-1977-1983-3-works-galleria-comunale-darte-moderna-bolog) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London, 1985. Howard Hodgkin: opera grafica 1977-1983 (3 works). Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna, 1985; organised by the British Council. Milan: Nuove edizioni Gabriele Mazzotta, 1985; 52p, 31 illus (13 col.); biog., exhibs.; introd. by Malcolm Hardy, British Council; text by Enrico Crispolti, Appunti sulla “poetica” di Hodgkin, pp.11-16; ISBN:
- [Howard Hodgkin: prints. Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, 1986. Howard Hodgkin (17 works illustrated). M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 10 May – 5](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-albright-knox-art-gallery-buffalo-1986-howard-hodgkin-17-works-illustrated-m-knoedler-co-new-york-10-may-5) - Howard Hodgkin: prints. Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, 1986. Howard Hodgkin (17 works illustrated). M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 10 May – 5 June 1986; 36p, 17 col ills. Howard Hodgkin collection for Designers Guild [4 fabrics designed by HH]. Designers Guild, London, 12 May 1986 - ; travelling to International Contemporary Art Fair, Olympia,
- [Howard Hodgkin: gravuras 1977-83 (30 works). Museu Nacional de Bellas Artes, Rio de Janeiro, 23 July – 16 Aug. 1987; organised by the British Counci](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-gravuras-1977-83-30-works-museu-nacional-de-bellas-artes-rio-de-janeiro-23-july-16-aug-1987-organised-by-the-british-counci) - Howard Hodgkin: gravuras 1977-83 (30 works). Museu Nacional de Bellas Artes, Rio de Janeiro, 23 July – 16 Aug. 1987; organised by the British Council; poster, 9p, 2 illus (1 col); biog.; text by Teresa Gleadowe (parallel English/Portuguese text).
- [State of the art: ideas and images (1 work). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 14 Jan. – 1 Mar. 1987; traveling to Laing Art Gallery, Newcastl](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/state-of-the-art-ideas-and-images-1-work-institute-of-contemporary-arts-london-14-jan-1-mar-1987-traveling-to-laing-art-gallery-newcastl) - State of the art: ideas and images (1 work). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 14 Jan. – 1 Mar. 1987; traveling to Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle, 13 Mar. – 26 Apr. 1987; Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, 9 May – 21 June 1987; Cartwright Hall, Bradford, 27 June – 23 Aug. 1987; Sainsbury Centre
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Bjorn Olsson Gallery, Stockholm, 1988. Howard Hodgkin (13 works illustrated). Waddington Galleries, London, 24 Aug. – 17 Sept. 198](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-bjorn-olsson-gallery-stockholm-1988-howard-hodgkin-13-works-illustrated-waddington-galleries-london-24-aug-17-sept-198) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Bjorn Olsson Gallery, Stockholm, 1988. Howard Hodgkin (13 works illustrated). Waddington Galleries, London, 24 Aug. – 17 Sept. 1988; traveling to M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 8 Oct. – 3 Nov. 1988; 32p, 13 col. Illus. Howard Hodgkin: solo prints. Solo Gallery, New York, 8 Nov. – 10 Dec. 1988 (PV card).
- [1900 to now: Modern Art from Rhode Island Collections. Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence (RI), 22 Jan. – 1 May 1988. Works on](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/1900-to-now-modern-art-from-rhode-island-collections-museum-of-art-rhode-island-school-of-design-providence-ri-22-jan-1-may-1988-works-on) - 1900 to now: Modern Art from Rhode Island Collections. Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence (RI), 22 Jan. – 1 May 1988. Works on paper (1 work; illus. in col.). Waddington Galleries, London, 1 – 25 Feb. 1989. The British picture (1 work; illus. in col.). L.A. Louver, Venice (CA), 5 Feb.
- [Brian Sewell: ‘Ivon Hitchens and Howard Hodgkin’, in The Tatler, 1989; repr. in The reviews that caused the rumpus, and other pieces. London: Bloo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/brian-sewell-ivon-hitchens-and-howard-hodgkin-in-the-tatler-1989-repr-in-the-reviews-that-caused-the-rumpus-and-other-pieces-london-bloo) - Brian Sewell: ‘Ivon Hitchens and Howard Hodgkin’, in The Tatler, 1989; repr. in The reviews that caused the rumpus, and other pieces. London: Bloomsbury, 1994; pp.280-284. Brooks Adams: ‘Review of exhibitions: New York’ [incl. review of Knoedler exhib.], in Art in America, Jan. 1989, vol.77 no.1, pp.143-144. Margaret Moorman: ‘Reviews: Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Knoedler
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 1989. [Howard Hodgkin]. Joanne Chapwell Gallery, San Francisco, 1989.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-museum-ludwig-cologne-1989-howard-hodgkin-joanne-chapwell-gallery-san-francisco-1989) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 1989. [Howard Hodgkin]. Joanne Chapwell Gallery, San Francisco, 1989.
- [Works on paper (1 work; illus. in col.). Waddington Galleries, London, 1 – 25 Feb. 1989. Bilderstreit: Widerspruch, Einheit und Fragment in der Kuns](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/works-on-paper-1-work-illus-in-col-waddington-galleries-london-1-25-feb-1989-bilderstreit-widerspruch-einheit-und-fragment-in-der-kuns) - Works on paper (1 work; illus. in col.). Waddington Galleries, London, 1 – 25 Feb. 1989. Bilderstreit: Widerspruch, Einheit und Fragment in der Kunst seit 1960 (3 works). Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 8 Apr. – 28 June 1989. Twentieth century works (1 work; illus. in col.). Waddington Galleres, London, 26 Apr. – 20 May 1989. The
- [Nicholas Treadwell: ‘Nicholas Treadwell on Hodgkin’, in The Independent, 30 Jan. 1990. Andrew Graham-Dixon: ‘Velazquez: the greatest living arti](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/nicholas-treadwell-nicholas-treadwell-on-hodgkin-in-the-independent-30-jan-1990-andrew-graham-dixon-velazquez-the-greatest-living-arti) - Nicholas Treadwell: ‘Nicholas Treadwell on Hodgkin’, in The Independent, 30 Jan. 1990. Andrew Graham-Dixon: ‘Velazquez: the greatest living artist’, in Vogue (UK), Mar. 1990, vol.154, pp.314-318, 368. Alistair Hicks: ‘The fire of London’, in Art and Auction, May 1990, vol.12, pp.212-217. Andrew Graham-Dixon: ‘Hanging in the balance’ [interview], in The Independent, 10 July 1990, p.11.
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. McLellan Galleries, Glasgow, 1990. [Howard Hodgkin]. Jan Kesner Gallery, Los Angeles, 1990. [Howard Hodgkin]. Ganz Gallery, Cambridg](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-mclellan-galleries-glasgow-1990-howard-hodgkin-jan-kesner-gallery-los-angeles-1990-howard-hodgkin-ganz-gallery-cambridg) - [Howard Hodgkin]. McLellan Galleries, Glasgow, 1990. [Howard Hodgkin]. Jan Kesner Gallery, Los Angeles, 1990. [Howard Hodgkin]. Ganz Gallery, Cambridge, 1990. Howard Hodgkin (14 works illustrated). Michael Werner, Cologne, 18 Sept. – 15 Oct. 1990; 56p, 23 illus (14 col.); exhibs.; texts by Wilfried Dickhoff, “Like an open book”/”Wie ein offense Buch”, pp.4-9, & Timothy Hyman,
- [Pharmacy. Jan Kesner Gallery, Los Angeles, 1990. Glasgow’s Great British art exhibition (2 works; 1 illus. [upside-down] in col.). McLellan Gallerie](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/pharmacy-jan-kesner-gallery-los-angeles-1990-glasgows-great-british-art-exhibition-2-works-1-illus-upside-down-in-col-mclellan-gallerie) - Pharmacy. Jan Kesner Gallery, Los Angeles, 1990. Glasgow’s Great British art exhibition (2 works; 1 illus. [upside-down] in col.). McLellan Galleries, Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries, 27 Mar. – 9 May 1990. Tribute to Peter Fuller (1 work). Beaux Arts, Bath, 20 Oct. – 20 Nov. 1990. Masterpieces from the Arts Council Collection. Ueno Royal
- [Tom Lubbock: ‘Howard Hodgkin: small paintings 1975-89’ [review of British Council exhib.], in Alba, Jan. – Feb. 1991, p.29. Robert G. Edelman:](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/tom-lubbock-howard-hodgkin-small-paintings-1975-89-review-of-british-council-exhib-in-alba-jan-feb-1991-p-29-robert-g-edelman) - Tom Lubbock: ‘Howard Hodgkin: small paintings 1975-89’ [review of British Council exhib.], in Alba, Jan. – Feb. 1991, p.29. Robert G. Edelman: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Knoedler exhib.], in Art News, Feb. 1991, vol.90 no.2, p.134. Robert C. Morgan: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Knoedler exhib.], in Arts Magazine, Feb. 1991, vol.65 no.6, p.78. Andrew Graham-Dixon:
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Brooke Alexander Editions, New York, 1991. [Howard Hodgkin]. Waddington Graphics, London, 1991. [Howard Hodgkin]. Locks Gallery, Phi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-brooke-alexander-editions-new-york-1991-howard-hodgkin-waddington-graphics-london-1991-howard-hodgkin-locks-gallery-phi) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Brooke Alexander Editions, New York, 1991. [Howard Hodgkin]. Waddington Graphics, London, 1991. [Howard Hodgkin]. Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, 1991. [Howard Hodgkin]. Castlefield Gallery, Manchester, 1991. Howard Hodgkin (24 works). Ikeda & Lokker, London, 1991; 51p, 24 col illus.; biog., exhibs.; introd. & catalogue by Yoko Ikeda & Raymond Lokker (parallel English/Japanese text). ‘The way
- [Smith collects contemporary. Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton (MA), 1991. The absent presence: the uninhabited interior in 19th and 20th centu](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/smith-collects-contemporary-smith-college-museum-of-art-northampton-ma-1991-the-absent-presence-the-uninhabited-interior-in-19th-and-20th-centu) - Smith collects contemporary. Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton (MA), 1991. The absent presence: the uninhabited interior in 19th and 20th century British art (1 work; illus. in col.). Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield, 19 Jan. – 2 Mar. 1991; Geffrye Museum, London, 21 Mar. – 2 June 1991. British art from 1930 (1 work; illus.
- [H R Crane & Steven Vita: ‘Interview’, in Veery (Chicago: The Foxglove Company), 1992, no.2, pp.1-2. Raimund Stecker: ‘Venezianische Emotione](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/h-r-crane-steven-vita-interview-in-veery-chicago-the-foxglove-company-1992-no-2-pp-1-2-raimund-stecker-venezianische-emotione) - H R Crane & Steven Vita: ‘Interview’, in Veery (Chicago: The Foxglove Company), 1992, no.2, pp.1-2. Raimund Stecker: ‘Venezianische Emotionen – Howard Hodgkin, ein nicht nur englischer Maler’, in Die Kunst-Bulletin, Jan. 1992, no.1, pp.19-25. Heather Guthrie: ‘Focus on the artist’, in Eastern Daily Press, 3 Feb. 1992. Barbara MacAdam: ‘Speaking of the unspeakable’ [review
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Kerlin Gallery, London, 1992. Howard Hodgkin: prints (c.30 works) . Hachmeister Galerie, Münster, Mar. – Apr. 1992. Howard Hodgki](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-kerlin-gallery-london-1992-howard-hodgkin-prints-c-30-works-hachmeister-galerie-munster-mar-apr-1992-howard-hodgki) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Kerlin Gallery, London, 1992. Howard Hodgkin: prints (c.30 works) . Hachmeister Galerie, Münster, Mar. – Apr. 1992. Howard Hodgkin: seven small pictures. The British School in Rome, 31 Mar. - 1 May 1992, organized by The British Council; folded card, 4p, & 2p. typescript; text by John McEwen..
- [Ready steady go: painting of the Sixties from the Arts Council Collection. South Bank Centre touring exhibition, 21 Jan. – 23 Feb. 1992; travelling](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/ready-steady-go-painting-of-the-sixties-from-the-arts-council-collection-south-bank-centre-touring-exhibition-21-jan-23-feb-1992-travelling) - Ready steady go: painting of the Sixties from the Arts Council Collection. South Bank Centre touring exhibition, 21 Jan. – 23 Feb. 1992; travelling to Stockport, Wakefield, Burnley, Ipswich, Coventry, Nottingham, Wrexham, Swansea, Dudley & Bath (to Oct. 1993). The poetic trace: aspects of British abstraction since 1945 (1 work; illus. in col.). Adelson Galleries,
- [John Russell: ‘In New Delhi, pursued by an enormous tree’, in The New York Times, 28 Mar. 1993, p.33. Heidi Burklin: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Glut von B](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/john-russell-in-new-delhi-pursued-by-an-enormous-tree-in-the-new-york-times-28-mar-1993-p-33-heidi-burklin-howard-hodgkin-glut-von-b) - John Russell: ‘In New Delhi, pursued by an enormous tree’, in The New York Times, 28 Mar. 1993, p.33. Heidi Burklin: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Glut von Bordeaux auf der Zunge’, in Art: das Kunstmagazin, July 1993, no.7, pp.18-24. Nancy Princenthal: ‘Prints & photographs published’, in The Print Collector’s Newsletter, July – Aug. 1993, vol.24 no.3, pp.107-111
- [Howard Hodgkin (24 works illustrated). Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 19 Oct. – 24 Nov. 1993; traveling to Knoedler & Company, New York, 4 D](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-24-works-illustrated-anthony-doffay-gallery-london-19-oct-24-nov-1993-traveling-to-knoedler-company-new-york-4-d) - Howard Hodgkin (24 works illustrated). Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 19 Oct. – 24 Nov. 1993; traveling to Knoedler & Company, New York, 4 Dec. 1993 – 15 Jan. 1994; biog., exhibs.; selection of introductory texts, pp.9-12; interview with Anthony Peattie, A conversation with Howard Hodgkin, pp.63-70; ISBN: 0947564500.
- [The Sixties art scene in London (3 works; 1 illus. in col.). Barbican Art Gallery, London, 11 Mar. – 13 June 1993; text by David Mellor; publ. Phaid](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-sixties-art-scene-in-london-3-works-1-illus-in-col-barbican-art-gallery-london-11-mar-13-june-1993-text-by-david-mellor-publ-phaid) - The Sixties art scene in London (3 works; 1 illus. in col.). Barbican Art Gallery, London, 11 Mar. – 13 June 1993; text by David Mellor; publ. Phaidon Press, London, 1993.
- [William Feaver: ‘Anthony d’Offay, London, exhibit’ [review of d’Offay exhib.], in Art News, vol.93, p.73. Richard Shone: ‘London and New Yor](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/william-feaver-anthony-doffay-london-exhibit-review-of-doffay-exhib-in-art-news-vol-93-p-73-richard-shone-london-and-new-yor) - William Feaver: ‘Anthony d’Offay, London, exhibit’ [review of d’Offay exhib.], in Art News, vol.93, p.73. Richard Shone: ‘London and New York: Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Knoedler exhib.], in Burlington Magazine, Jan. 1994, vol.136 no.1090, pp.45-46. Jeffrey Kastner: ‘Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London’ [review of d’Offay exhib.], in Flash Art, Jan./Feb. 1994, vol.27 no.174, p.103. Eric Gibson:
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Dimock Gallery, The George Washington University, Washington (DC), 1994.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-dimock-gallery-the-george-washington-university-washington-dc-1994) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Dimock Gallery, The George Washington University, Washington (DC), 1994.
- [Modern paintings: summer 1964 (1 work; illus. in col.). Jonathan Clark & Co, London, Summer 1994. The silent partner: re-viewing the picture frame](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/modern-paintings-summer-1964-1-work-illus-in-col-jonathan-clark-co-london-summer-1994-the-silent-partner-re-viewing-the-picture-frame) - Modern paintings: summer 1964 (1 work; illus. in col.). Jonathan Clark & Co, London, Summer 1994. The silent partner: re-viewing the picture frame (1 work). University Gallery, University of Essex, Colchester, 13 June – 1 July 1994. Paintmarks. Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, 17 July – 4 Sept. 1994; travelling to Southampton City Art Gallery, 29 Sept.
- [Siri Huntoon: ‘Translating past into painting’ [review of Graham-Dixon monograph], in Art News, Feb. 1995, vol.94, p.75. Lynn Barber: ‘An abstra](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/siri-huntoon-translating-past-into-painting-review-of-graham-dixon-monograph-in-art-news-feb-1995-vol-94-p-75-lynn-barber-an-abstra) - Siri Huntoon: ‘Translating past into painting’ [review of Graham-Dixon monograph], in Art News, Feb. 1995, vol.94, p.75. Lynn Barber: ‘An abstraction of opposites’, in Art Review, Mar. 1995, vol.47, pp.28-29. Andrew Deacker: ‘Art from the heart: Howard Hodgkin’s intimate, luminous paintings turn heads at the Met’ [review of New York exhib.], in Diversion, Oct. 1995,
- [Howard Hodgkin: prints 1977-95. Jim Kempner Fine Art, New York, 1995. Howard Hodgkin: graphics. Smith Andersen Gallery, Palo Alto (CA), 1995 (no catal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-1977-95-jim-kempner-fine-art-new-york-1995-howard-hodgkin-graphics-smith-andersen-gallery-palo-alto-ca-1995-no-catal) - Howard Hodgkin: prints 1977-95. Jim Kempner Fine Art, New York, 1995. Howard Hodgkin: graphics. Smith Andersen Gallery, Palo Alto (CA), 1995 (no catalogue) Carborundum etchings (1987-1994) by Howard Hodgkin. Belloc Lowndes Fine Art, Chicago, 25 May 1995 - ; folded card, 6p, 4 col. Illus.; biog., exhibs. Howard Hodgkin paintings (80 works illustrated). Metropolitan Museum
- [Where you were even now. Kunsthalle Winterthur, 1995. The Boltons Collection of British contemporary art (4 works). The Boltons Collection of British](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/where-you-were-even-now-kunsthalle-winterthur-1995-the-boltons-collection-of-british-contemporary-art-4-works-the-boltons-collection-of-british) - Where you were even now. Kunsthalle Winterthur, 1995. The Boltons Collection of British contemporary art (4 works). The Boltons Collection of British Contemporary Art, [1995 ?]. Peter Blake, Patrick Caulfield, Howard Hodgkin: paintings from the 60’s and 70’s (5 works; illus. in col.). Waddington Galleries, London, 22 Feb. – 25 Mar. 1995. Group show: Diebenkorn,
- [David Sweet: ‘Issues in architecture’, in Art and Design, 1996, vol.4 no.2, pp.182-192. Richard Shiff, A.M. Homes: ‘The subject in question: Ric](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/david-sweet-issues-in-architecture-in-art-and-design-1996-vol-4-no-2-pp-182-192-richard-shiff-a-m-homes-the-subject-in-question-ric) - David Sweet: ‘Issues in architecture’, in Art and Design, 1996, vol.4 no.2, pp.182-192. Richard Shiff, A.M. Homes: ‘The subject in question: Richard Shiff reviews “Howard Hodgkin: paintings”’ [review of New York exhib.; & untitled interview with A.M. Homes], in Artforum, Jan. 1996, vol.34 no.5, pp.62-67. Mario Naves: ‘The pleasure trade: Howard Hodgkin at the Met’
- [Howard Hodgkin: prints (c.25 works). Hachmeister Galerie, Münster, 24 Feb. – 28 Mar. 1996. Howard Hodgkin: paintings 1975-1996. Hayward Gallery, Lo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-c-25-works-hachmeister-galerie-munster-24-feb-28-mar-1996-howard-hodgkin-paintings-1975-1996-hayward-gallery-lo) - Howard Hodgkin: prints (c.25 works). Hachmeister Galerie, Münster, 24 Feb. – 28 Mar. 1996. Howard Hodgkin: paintings 1975-1996. Hayward Gallery, London, 5 Dec. 1996 – 23 Feb. 1997 (previously in New York, Fort Worth & Düsseldorf, from Oct. 1995); 6p, 6 col. illus.; text by Bruce Bernard (repr. in Writers on Howard Hodgkin, 2006, pp.111-117).
- [Portrait of the artist. Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 1996. Brancusi to Beuys: works from the Ted Power Collection (3 works; illus, 1 in col.). T](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/portrait-of-the-artist-anthony-doffay-gallery-london-1996-brancusi-to-beuys-works-from-the-ted-power-collection-3-works-illus-1-in-col-t) - Portrait of the artist. Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 1996. Brancusi to Beuys: works from the Ted Power Collection (3 works; illus, 1 in col.). Tate Gallery, London, 19 Nov. 1996 – 16 Feb. 1997. Colour etching: Jim Dine, John Hoyland, Robert Motherwell, Mimmo Paladino, Howard Hodgkin, Joe Tilson. Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 4 Dec. 1996
- [‘Die Farbe fluchtiger Emotion: Howard Hodgkins Gemalde in der Hayward Gallery, London’ [review of exhib.], in Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 27 Jan. 1997.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/die-farbe-fluchtiger-emotion-howard-hodgkins-gemalde-in-der-hayward-gallery-london-review-of-exhib-in-neue-zurcher-zeitung-27-jan-1997) - ‘Die Farbe fluchtiger Emotion: Howard Hodgkins Gemalde in der Hayward Gallery, London’ [review of exhib.], in Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 27 Jan. 1997. Sasha Grishkin: ‘A leader among today’s British painters’ [review of Hayward exhib.], in The Canberra Times, 7 Feb. 1997. Brian Fallon: ‘Hodgkin gets his due’ [review of Hayward exhib.], in The Irish Times,
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Susan Sheehan Gallery, New York, 1997. Howard Hodgkin: recent work (12 works). Galerie Lawrence Rubin, Zurich, 29 Apr. – 31 May 19](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-susan-sheehan-gallery-new-york-1997-howard-hodgkin-recent-work-12-works-galerie-lawrence-rubin-zurich-29-apr-31-may-19) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Susan Sheehan Gallery, New York, 1997. Howard Hodgkin: recent work (12 works). Galerie Lawrence Rubin, Zurich, 29 Apr. – 31 May 1997; 32p, 14 works (13 col.); introd. by Georg Imdahl, Howard Hodgkin: Autobiographische Abstraktionen, pp.6-7; ISBN: 395208686X.
- [Hockney to Hodgkin: British master prints 1960-1980 (2 works). New Orleans Museum of Art, 1997; text by Pat Gilmour. Contemporary prints (2 works; ill](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hockney-to-hodgkin-british-master-prints-1960-1980-2-works-new-orleans-museum-of-art-1997-text-by-pat-gilmour-contemporary-prints-2-works-ill) - Hockney to Hodgkin: British master prints 1960-1980 (2 works). New Orleans Museum of Art, 1997; text by Pat Gilmour. Contemporary prints (2 works; illus, 1 in col.). Yvonne Andrews, Thomas Dane, London, [1997 ?]. Masterpieces of modern printmaking (1 work; illus. in col.). Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 23 June – 1 Aug. 1997; text, p.30.
- [Paul Levy: ‘First he took Manhattan’ [revew of New York exhib.], in The Independent, 7 May 1998. Terry Grimley: ‘Modern art tastes catch up with](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/paul-levy-first-he-took-manhattan-revew-of-new-york-exhib-in-the-independent-7-may-1998-terry-grimley-modern-art-tastes-catch-up-with) - Paul Levy: ‘First he took Manhattan’ [revew of New York exhib.], in The Independent, 7 May 1998. Terry Grimley: ‘Modern art tastes catch up with British pacemaker’, in Birmingham Post, 27 July 1998. A. Woods: ‘The place where silence becomes objects: interview with Howard Hodgkin’, in Transcript, vol.3 no.2, Oct. 1998.
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Haas & Fuchs, Berlin, 1998; text by Alan Woods. [Howard Hodgkin]: works on paper. Staatliche Museum für Naturkunde und Vorgesch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-haas-fuchs-berlin-1998-text-by-alan-woods-howard-hodgkin-works-on-paper-staatliche-museum-fur-naturkunde-und-vorgesch) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Haas & Fuchs, Berlin, 1998; text by Alan Woods. [Howard Hodgkin]: works on paper. Staatliche Museum für Naturkunde und Vorgeschichte Oldenburg, 1998. Howard Hodgkin: prints. Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, 5 Aug. – 12 Sept. 1998 (no catalogue; PV card). Howard Hodgkin (13 works). Gagosian Gallery, New York, 1 May – 13 June 1998; 48p,
- [Will Ameringer Fine Art, New York, 1998. Galleria Lawrence Rubin, Milan, 1998. Howard Hodgkin, Pablo Picasso, Karel Dierickx, Louis Soutter, Mark Tobe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/will-ameringer-fine-art-new-york-1998-galleria-lawrence-rubin-milan-1998-howard-hodgkin-pablo-picasso-karel-dierickx-louis-soutter-mark-tobe) - Will Ameringer Fine Art, New York, 1998. Galleria Lawrence Rubin, Milan, 1998. Howard Hodgkin, Pablo Picasso, Karel Dierickx, Louis Soutter, Mark Tobey: drawings and prints (c.5 prints by HH). Hachmeister Galerie, Münster, 13 Jan. – 12 Feb. 1998. Head first: portraits from the Arts Council Collection (1 work; illus. in col.). Arts Council National Touring
- [Lynn Barber: ‘Hodgkin’s true colours’ [interview], in The Observer Magazine, 31 Oct. 1999, pp.44-45, 47-48, 51. James Hall: ‘Howard Hodgkin: A](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/lynn-barber-hodgkins-true-colours-interview-in-the-observer-magazine-31-oct-1999-pp-44-45-47-48-51-james-hall-howard-hodgkin-a) - Lynn Barber: ‘Hodgkin’s true colours’ [interview], in The Observer Magazine, 31 Oct. 1999, pp.44-45, 47-48, 51. James Hall: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Anthony d’Offay’ [review of exhib.], in World of Interiors, Nov. 1999, vol.19 no.11, pp.172-173. Martin Gayford: ‘What’s it all about, Sir Howard?’ [review of dOffay exhib.], in The Independent, 1 Nov. 1999, p.10. ‘London’s only
- [Howard Hodgkin (22 works). Anthony d’Offay Gallery, 12 Nov. 1999 – 15 Jan. 2000; 72p, 24 illus (23 col.); biog., exhibs., bibl.; introd. by Anthon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-22-works-anthony-doffay-gallery-12-nov-1999-15-jan-2000-72p-24-illus-23-col-biog-exhibs-bibl-introd-by-anthon) - Howard Hodgkin (22 works). Anthony d’Offay Gallery, 12 Nov. 1999 – 15 Jan. 2000; 72p, 24 illus (23 col.); biog., exhibs., bibl.; introd. by Anthony d’Offay, p.5; text by James Fenton, Remembering the Aurochs, pp.7-15 (reprinted in Writers on Howard Hodgkin, 2006, pp.67-81); ISBN: 0947564802.
- [New painting. Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 1999. Signature pieces: contemporary British prints and multiples (1 work; illus. in col.). Alan Cris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/new-painting-anthony-doffay-gallery-london-1999-signature-pieces-contemporary-british-prints-and-multiples-1-work-illus-in-col-alan-cris) - New painting. Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 1999. Signature pieces: contemporary British prints and multiples (1 work; illus. in col.). Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 5 Jan. – 6 Feb. 1999; text by Marco Livingstone, p.24. 45-99: a personal view of British painting and sculpture by Bryan Robertson (1 work; illus. in col.). Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, 13
- [Richard Shone: ‘London: Moynihan, Hodgkin, Hume’ [incl. review of d’Offay exhb.], in Burlington Magazine, Feb. 2000, vol.142 no.1163, pp.119-121](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/richard-shone-london-moynihan-hodgkin-hume-incl-review-of-doffay-exhb-in-burlington-magazine-feb-2000-vol-142-no-1163-pp-119-121) - Richard Shone: ‘London: Moynihan, Hodgkin, Hume’ [incl. review of d’Offay exhb.], in Burlington Magazine, Feb. 2000, vol.142 no.1163, pp.119-121. John Tusa: ‘Lessons in art and life: interview with Howard Hodgkin’, in The Independent on Sunday, 7 May 2000. Margaret Howard: [review of BBC Radio 3 interview with John Tusa on 7 May 2000], in The
- [[Howard Hodgkin]. Gagosian Gallery, New York, 2000.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-gagosian-gallery-new-york-2000) - [Howard Hodgkin]. Gagosian Gallery, New York, 2000.
- [Encounters: new art from old (1 work, based on Georges Seurat’s ‘Bathers at Asnières’, 1884; illus. in col.). National Gallery, London, 14 June](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/encounters-new-art-from-old-1-work-based-on-georges-seurats-bathers-at-asnieres-1884-illus-in-col-national-gallery-london-14-june) - Encounters: new art from old (1 work, based on Georges Seurat’s ‘Bathers at Asnières’, 1884; illus. in col.). National Gallery, London, 14 June – 17 Sept. 2000; text by Richard Morphet, ref. pp.165-175. Aspects of modern British art (1 work; illus. in col.). Austin/Desmond Fine Art, London, 22 Nov. 2000 – 12 Jan. 2001; text
- [Nicholas Wroe: ‘The colour of emotion: The Guardian profile: Howard Hodgkin’, in The Guardian, Saturday Review, 24 Mar. 2001, p.6. Jonathan Meades](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/nicholas-wroe-the-colour-of-emotion-the-guardian-profile-howard-hodgkin-in-the-guardian-saturday-review-24-mar-2001-p-6-jonathan-meades) - Nicholas Wroe: ‘The colour of emotion: The Guardian profile: Howard Hodgkin’, in The Guardian, Saturday Review, 24 Mar. 2001, p.6. Jonathan Meades: ‘True colours’ [interview], in The Times Magazine, 31 Mar. 2001, pp.32-35, 37. Ivo Kranzfelder: ‘Malerei als Reflexion über die Psychologie der Darstellung’, in Künstler: Kritisches Lexikon der Gegenwartskunst, 2. Quartal 2001, Ausgabe 54
- [Howard Hodgkin: small prints (15 works). Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 4 May – 2 June 2001; 40p, 16 col. illus.; preface by Alan Cristea, pp.4-5; ha](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-small-prints-15-works-alan-cristea-gallery-london-4-may-2-june-2001-40p-16-col-illus-preface-by-alan-cristea-pp-4-5-ha) - Howard Hodgkin: small prints (15 works). Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 4 May – 2 June 2001; 40p, 16 col. illus.; preface by Alan Cristea, pp.4-5; half-title reads: Howard Hodgkin: Volume l: Small prints. Philadelphia collects Howard Hodgkin (c.12 works). Philadelphia Museum of Art, 24 Mar. – 20 May 2001 (no catalogue). Howard Hodgkin: piccoli dipinti
- [Green on Greene (1 work; illus. in col.). Sperone Westwater, New York, 1 Nov. – 15 Dec. 2001. Aspects of modern British and Irish art (1 work; illus](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/green-on-greene-1-work-illus-in-col-sperone-westwater-new-york-1-nov-15-dec-2001-aspects-of-modern-british-and-irish-art-1-work-illus) - Green on Greene (1 work; illus. in col.). Sperone Westwater, New York, 1 Nov. – 15 Dec. 2001. Aspects of modern British and Irish art (1 work; illus. in col.). Austin/Desmond Fine Art, London, 21 Nov. – 21 Dec. 2001; text on HH by Edward Lucie-Smith, repr. from London Magazine, 1965. The inward eye: transcendence
- [P. Holmes: ‘Report card: Howard Hodgkin’, in Art Review, May 2002, vol.53, p.43. ‘Ornamental invention’, in Tate: The Art Magazine, Summer 200](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/p-holmes-report-card-howard-hodgkin-in-art-review-may-2002-vol-53-p-43-ornamental-invention-in-tate-the-art-magazine-summer-200) - P. Holmes: ‘Report card: Howard Hodgkin’, in Art Review, May 2002, vol.53, p.43. ‘Ornamental invention’, in Tate: The Art Magazine, Summer 2002, no.29, p.29. Michael White: ‘I’m going to scream, I am’ [interview on stage-designs], in Sunday Telegraph, 9 June 2002. Moira Jeffrey: ‘A brush with the big blue’ [review of Edinburgh exhib.], in The
- [Howard Hodgkin. Pace Gallery, New York, 2002 (no catalogue) Howard Hodgkin: new small prints. Galerie Lütz & Thalman, Zürich, 8 Feb. – 27 Mar.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-pace-gallery-new-york-2002-no-catalogue-howard-hodgkin-new-small-prints-galerie-lutz-thalman-zurich-8-feb-27-mar) - Howard Hodgkin. Pace Gallery, New York, 2002 (no catalogue) Howard Hodgkin: new small prints. Galerie Lütz & Thalman, Zürich, 8 Feb. – 27 Mar. 2002 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin: stage designs (15 works). Peter Pears Gallery, Aldeburgh, 8 – 23 June 2002; publ. by Anthony d’Offay, London; 55p, 34 illus (33 col); text by John-Paul
- [Twentieth century British printmaking, from William Nicholson to Howard Hodgkin (3 works; illus. in col.). Austin/Desmond Contemporary Books, London,](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/twentieth-century-british-printmaking-from-william-nicholson-to-howard-hodgkin-3-works-illus-in-col-austindesmond-contemporary-books-london) - Twentieth century British printmaking, from William Nicholson to Howard Hodgkin (3 works; illus. in col.). Austin/Desmond Contemporary Books, London, 10 May – 6 June 2002. New: recent acquisitions of contemporary British art (1 work). Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, 6 July – 17 Nov. 2002. Abstraction (1 work; illus. in col.). Ingleby Gallery,
- [Louisa Buck: ‘The nature of the beast’ [incl. review of Alan Cristea exhib.], in Art Newspaper, Mar. 2003, vol.13 no.34, p.30. Geordie Greig: ‘M](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/louisa-buck-the-nature-of-the-beast-incl-review-of-alan-cristea-exhib-in-art-newspaper-mar-2003-vol-13-no-34-p-30-geordie-greig-m) - Louisa Buck: ‘The nature of the beast’ [incl. review of Alan Cristea exhib.], in Art Newspaper, Mar. 2003, vol.13 no.34, p.30. Geordie Greig: ‘Mind’s eye’, in Tatler, Apr. 2003, pp.198-202. ‘Meet Cliburn 2005 artist: Sir Howard Hodgkin’, in Cliburn News: the Newsletter of the Van Cliburn Foundation (online), Fall 2003. David Cohen: ‘Gallery going’ [inc.
- [Howard Hodgin: hand-painted prints 1987-2003. Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 4 June – 5 July 2003 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin (37 works illustrated). G](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgin-hand-painted-prints-1987-2003-alan-cristea-gallery-london-4-june-5-july-2003-pv-card-howard-hodgkin-37-works-illustrated-g) - Howard Hodgin: hand-painted prints 1987-2003. Alan Cristea Gallery, London, 4 June – 5 July 2003 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin (37 works illustrated). Gagosian Gallery, New York, 8 Nov. – 20 Dec. 2003; travelling to Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, 10 Jan. – 14 Feb. 2004; 102p, 60 illus (54 col); biog.; texts by David
- [Referenz / Reverenz (1 work based on Degas; illus in col.). Galerie Lutz & Thalmann, Zürich, 16 Jan. – 8 Mar. 2003.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/referenz-reverenz-1-work-based-on-degas-illus-in-col-galerie-lutz-thalmann-zurich-16-jan-8-mar-2003) - Referenz / Reverenz (1 work based on Degas; illus in col.). Galerie Lutz & Thalmann, Zürich, 16 Jan. – 8 Mar. 2003.
- [Ana Finel Honigman: ‘The color of turmoil’ [review of New York exhib.], in Artnet Magazine (online), 2004. Donald Kuspit: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Gagos](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/ana-finel-honigman-the-color-of-turmoil-review-of-new-york-exhib-in-artnet-magazine-online-2004-donald-kuspit-howard-hodgkin-gagos) - Ana Finel Honigman: ‘The color of turmoil’ [review of New York exhib.], in Artnet Magazine (online), 2004. Donald Kuspit: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Gagosian Gallery’ [review of New York exhib.], in Artforum, Feb. 2004, vol.42 no.6, pp.149-150. Stephen Maine: [review of monograph by Heenk], in The Art Book, Mar. 2004, vol.11 no.2, pp.39-41. Alan Hollinghurst: ‘Howard Hodgkin’
- [Howard Hodgkin: prints. Bernard Jacobson Print Gallery, London, 10 Feb. – 20 Mar. 2004 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin (13 works illustrated). Galerie Haa](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-prints-bernard-jacobson-print-gallery-london-10-feb-20-mar-2004-pv-card-howard-hodgkin-13-works-illustrated-galerie-haa) - Howard Hodgkin: prints. Bernard Jacobson Print Gallery, London, 10 Feb. – 20 Mar. 2004 (PV card). Howard Hodgkin (13 works illustrated). Galerie Haas & Fuchs, Berlin, 18 Sept. – 30 Oct. 2004; 48p, 13 col. Illus.; biog., exhibs.; introd. by Raimund Stecker, Zwiegestrach über Kadmiumrot, pp.4-9 (English translation, Dialogue about cadmium red, pp.10-14). ISBN: 3883758728.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Indian leaves, with a portrait of the artist by Bruce Chatwin. London, New York: Petersburg Press, 1982; 56p, 36 col. Illus.; texts by](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-indian-leaves-with-a-portrait-of-the-artist-by-bruce-chatwin-london-new-york-petersburg-press-1982-56p-36-col-illus-texts-by) - Howard Hodgkin: Indian leaves, with a portrait of the artist by Bruce Chatwin. London, New York: Petersburg Press, 1982; 56p, 36 col. Illus.; texts by Bruce Chatwin, A portrait of the artist, pp.5-17 (reprinted as ‘Howard Hodgkin: Indian leaves’ in Writers on Howard Hodgkin, 2006, pp.57-67), & by HH, Artist’s notes, pp.51-53; ISBN: 0902825143. Andrew
- [Howard Hodgkin, Paintings 1992-2007, Richard Morphet and Anthony Lane, Julia Marciari Alexander and David Scrase, Yale Centre for British Art and Fitz](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-paintings-1992-2007-richard-morphet-and-anthony-lane-julia-marciari-alexander-and-david-scrase-yale-centre-for-british-art-and-fitz) - Howard Hodgkin, Paintings 1992-2007, Richard Morphet and Anthony Lane, Julia Marciari Alexander and David Scrase, Yale Centre for British Art and Fitzwilliam Museum.
- [Hollinghurst, Alan, Seamus Heaney and poems by Philip Larkin. Howard Hodgkin. Germany: Cantz.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hollinghurst-alan-seamus-heaney-and-poems-by-philip-larkin-howard-hodgkin-germany-cantz) - Hollinghurst, Alan, Seamus Heaney and poems by Philip Larkin. Howard Hodgkin. Germany: Cantz.
- [The Indian Portrait 1560-1860, edited by Rosemary Crill and Kapil Jariwala Contributions by J.P. Losty, Robert Skelton and Susan Stronge, National Por](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-indian-portrait-1560-1860-edited-by-rosemary-crill-and-kapil-jariwala-contributions-by-j-p-losty-robert-skelton-and-susan-stronge-national-por) - The Indian Portrait 1560-1860, edited by Rosemary Crill and Kapil Jariwala Contributions by J.P. Losty, Robert Skelton and Susan Stronge, National Portrait Gallery, London ISBN: 978 1 85514 409 5
- [Alan Clutton-Brock: ‘Round the London galleries’ [incl. review of London Group exhib.], in The Listener, 21 Jan. 1960, vol.58 no.1608, p.137.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/alan-clutton-brock-round-the-london-galleries-incl-review-of-london-group-exhib-in-the-listener-21-jan-1960-vol-58-no-1608-p-137) - Alan Clutton-Brock: ‘Round the London galleries’ [incl. review of London Group exhib.], in The Listener, 21 Jan. 1960, vol.58 no.1608, p.137.
- [Two young figurative painters: Howard Hodgkin and Allen Jones (12 works by HH). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 15 Feb. – 24 Mar. 1962; 4p.;](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/two-young-figurative-painters-howard-hodgkin-and-allen-jones-12-works-by-hh-institute-of-contemporary-arts-london-15-feb-24-mar-1962-4p) - Two young figurative painters: Howard Hodgkin and Allen Jones (12 works by HH). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 15 Feb. – 24 Mar. 1962; 4p.; text by Roger Coleman, pp.2-3. Howard Hodgkin: an exhibition of recent paintings (13 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 16 Oct. – 10 Nov. 1962; 12p, 5 illus; biog., exhibs.;
- [Toni del Renzio: ‘Away from Kitchen Sink Realism’, in Topic, 10 Feb. 1962, no.1, p.30. Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘White magic’ [incl. review of ICA](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/toni-del-renzio-away-from-kitchen-sink-realism-in-topic-10-feb-1962-no-1-p-30-edward-lucie-smith-white-magic-incl-review-of-ica) - Toni del Renzio: ‘Away from Kitchen Sink Realism’, in Topic, 10 Feb. 1962, no.1, p.30. Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘White magic’ [incl. review of ICA exhib.], in The New Statesman, 16 Feb. 1962, vol.63 no.1614, p.240. [David Thompson]: ‘Two young figurative painters’ [review of ICA exhib.], in The Times, 21 Feb. 1962, p.13. Conroy Maddox: ‘Two young
- [‘One choice of British art: formula changed’, in The Times, 30 Jan. 1963, p.13. Jasia Reichardt: ‘Pop Art and after’, in Art International, 25](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/one-choice-of-british-art-formula-changed-in-the-times-30-jan-1963-p-13-jasia-reichardt-pop-art-and-after-in-art-international-25) - ‘One choice of British art: formula changed’, in The Times, 30 Jan. 1963, p.13. Jasia Reichardt: ‘Pop Art and after’, in Art International, 25 Feb. 1963, vol.7 no.2, pp.42-47 (ref. p.47). Norbert Lynton: ‘London letter’ [incl. review of Tooth exhib.], in Art International, Mar. 1963, vol.7 no.3, pp.55-59, 64 (ref. p.58.). Robert Melville: [incl. review
- [Roger Berthoud: ‘One-man show by one of our best’ [review of Tooth exhib.], in Evening Standard, 24 Jan. 1964, p.5. ‘London day by day: all shap](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/roger-berthoud-one-man-show-by-one-of-our-best-review-of-tooth-exhib-in-evening-standard-24-jan-1964-p-5-london-day-by-day-all-shap) - Roger Berthoud: ‘One-man show by one of our best’ [review of Tooth exhib.], in Evening Standard, 24 Jan. 1964, p.5. ‘London day by day: all shapes and sizes’, in Daily Telegraph, 25 Jan. 1964, p.8. Roger Coleman: ‘Up with the Jones’s’ [review of Tooth exhib.], in Arts Review, 25 Jan. – 8 Feb. 1964, vol.16
- [Howard Hodgkin: recent paintings (10 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 21 Jan. – 15 Feb. 1964; 8p, 4 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-recent-paintings-10-works-arthur-tooth-sons-london-21-jan-15-feb-1964-8p-4-illus-1-col-biog-exhibs) - Howard Hodgkin: recent paintings (10 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 21 Jan. – 15 Feb. 1964; 8p, 4 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.
- [Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in The London Magazine, Mar. 1965, vol.4 no.12, pp.71-75 (with 4p of plates). Franz Schulze: ‘London’s b](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/edward-lucie-smith-howard-hodgkin-in-the-london-magazine-mar-1965-vol-4-no-12-pp-71-75-with-4p-of-plates-franz-schulze-londons-b) - Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in The London Magazine, Mar. 1965, vol.4 no.12, pp.71-75 (with 4p of plates). Franz Schulze: ‘London’s boisterous new art’, in Chicago Daily News, 6 Mar. 1965, p.5. Robert Melville: ‘Objets d’art’ [incl. review of Tooth exhib.], in Architectural Review, Apr. 1965, vol.137, pp.291-293. ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in Ark: the Journal of the
- [Susan Groome: [review of Tooth exhib.], in Arts Review, 4 Mar. 1967, vol.19 no.4, p.64. Keith Sutton: ‘Galleries’, in London Look, 11 Mar. 1967, p](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/susan-groome-review-of-tooth-exhib-in-arts-review-4-mar-1967-vol-19-no-4-p-64-keith-sutton-galleries-in-london-look-11-mar-1967-p) - Susan Groome: [review of Tooth exhib.], in Arts Review, 4 Mar. 1967, vol.19 no.4, p.64. Keith Sutton: ‘Galleries’, in London Look, 11 Mar. 1967, p.44. Guy Brett: ‘Painter’s series of shaped canvases’ [review of Tooth exhib.], in The Times, 11 Mar. 1967, p.7. Nigel Gosling: ‘Heroic pessimism on a bicycle’, in The Observer, 12 Mar.
- [Howard Hodgkin: recent paintings (16 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 28 Feb. – 25 Mar. 1967; 12p, 10 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-recent-paintings-16-works-arthur-tooth-sons-london-28-feb-25-mar-1967-12p-10-illus-1-col-biog-exhibs) - Howard Hodgkin: recent paintings (16 works). Arthur Tooth & Sons, London, 28 Feb. – 25 Mar. 1967; 12p, 10 illus (1 col); biog., exhibs.
- [Edwin Mullins: ‘Not what he thought’, in Sunday Telegraph, 30 Mar. 1969, p.13. John Russell: ‘Quality and quantity’, in Sunday Times, 30 Mar.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/edwin-mullins-not-what-he-thought-in-sunday-telegraph-30-mar-1969-p-13-john-russell-quality-and-quantity-in-sunday-times-30-mar) - Edwin Mullins: ‘Not what he thought’, in Sunday Telegraph, 30 Mar. 1969, p.13. John Russell: ‘Quality and quantity’, in Sunday Times, 30 Mar. 1969, p.57. Simon Field: ‘London: objects – more or less’ [incl. review of Kasmin exhib.], in Art and Artists, Apr. 1969, vol.4 no.1, pp.56-58. Robert Melville: ‘Problem solved’ [incl. review of Kasmin
- [Bryn Richards: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in The Manchester Guardian, 10 Feb. 1970. Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘Force of tradition’, in Sunday Times, 20 Sept.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/bryn-richards-howard-hodgkin-in-the-manchester-guardian-10-feb-1970-edward-lucie-smith-force-of-tradition-in-sunday-times-20-sept) - Bryn Richards: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in The Manchester Guardian, 10 Feb. 1970. Edward Lucie-Smith: ‘Force of tradition’, in Sunday Times, 20 Sept. 1970, p.30. Eric Rowan: ‘Private lives’ [review of Bristol exhib.], in The Times, 1 Oct. 1970, p.15. Bryn Richards: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Bristol exhib.], in The Manchester Guardian, 2 Oct. 1970.
- [Nigel Gosling: ‘Art: a trio of extremists’, in The Observer, 4 Apr. 1971, p.34. Peter Fuller: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Kasmin exhib.], in A](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/nigel-gosling-art-a-trio-of-extremists-in-the-observer-4-apr-1971-p-34-peter-fuller-howard-hodgkin-review-of-kasmin-exhib-in-a) - Nigel Gosling: ‘Art: a trio of extremists’, in The Observer, 4 Apr. 1971, p.34. Peter Fuller: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Kasmin exhib.], in Arts Review, 10 Apr. 1971, vol.23 no.7, p.206. John Russell: ‘The life of colours’ [review of Kasmin exhib.], in Sunday Times, 11 Apr. 1971, p.29. Judy Marle: ‘Hodgkin’ [review of Kasmin exhib.],
- [Britisk maleri 1945 to 1970. Kunstnerforbunder, Norway; British Council touring exhib.; travelling to Trondhjems Kunstforening & Bergens Kunstfore](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/britisk-maleri-1945-to-1970-kunstnerforbunder-norway-british-council-touring-exhib-travelling-to-trondhjems-kunstforening-bergens-kunstfore) - Britisk maleri 1945 to 1970. Kunstnerforbunder, Norway; British Council touring exhib.; travelling to Trondhjems Kunstforening & Bergens Kunstforening. Howard Hodgkin, John Hoskin. Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, 1972. [group show]. Kasmin Gallery, London, 1972. Patrick Caulfield, Howard Hodgkin, Michael Moon (5 works by HH). Galerie Stadler, Paris, 21 Mar. – 15 Apr. 1972; incl. text by HH
- [Arthur Hackney: ‘David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Farnham exhib.], in Arts Review, 25 Feb. 1972, vol.24 no.4, p.105. S. [= Shelagh] Hardi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/arthur-hackney-david-hockney-howard-hodgkin-review-of-farnham-exhib-in-arts-review-25-feb-1972-vol-24-no-4-p-105-s-shelagh-hardi) - Arthur Hackney: ‘David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Farnham exhib.], in Arts Review, 25 Feb. 1972, vol.24 no.4, p.105. S. [= Shelagh] Hardie: ‘Howard Hodgkin, John Hoskin’ [review of Bristol exhib.], in Arts Review, 1 July 1972, vol.24 no.13, p.398.
- [Exhibition of work by David Hockney and Howard Hodgkin. Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, 1973. La peinture anglaise aujourd’hui (4 works; 2 illus.). Musée](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/exhibition-of-work-by-david-hockney-and-howard-hodgkin-ashgate-gallery-farnham-1973-la-peinture-anglaise-aujourdhui-4-works-2-illus-musee) - Exhibition of work by David Hockney and Howard Hodgkin. Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, 1973. La peinture anglaise aujourd’hui (4 works; 2 illus.). Musée d’Art moderne de la ville de Paris, 7 Feb. – 11 Mar. 1973; organised by British Council. Henry Moore to Gilbert & George: modern British art from the Tate Gallery (1 work; illus).
- [John Russell: ‘The English conquest’, in Sunday Times, 11 Feb. 1973, p.27. Marina Vaizey: ‘British allsorts’, in Financial Times, 19 Feb. 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/john-russell-the-english-conquest-in-sunday-times-11-feb-1973-p-27-marina-vaizey-british-allsorts-in-financial-times-19-feb-1972) - John Russell: ‘The English conquest’, in Sunday Times, 11 Feb. 1973, p.27. Marina Vaizey: ‘British allsorts’, in Financial Times, 19 Feb. 1972, p.173. Hilton Kramer: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of New York exhib.], in The New York Times, 24 Feb. 1973, p.25. Gerrit Henry: ‘Reviews and previews’ [incl. review of New York exhib.], in Art News,
- [An exhibition of contemporary British painters and sculptors (1 work; illus.). Lefevre Gallery, London, 18 Apr. – 18 May 1974. A collector’s choic](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/an-exhibition-of-contemporary-british-painters-and-sculptors-1-work-illus-lefevre-gallery-london-18-apr-18-may-1974-a-collectors-choic) - An exhibition of contemporary British painters and sculptors (1 work; illus.). Lefevre Gallery, London, 18 Apr. – 18 May 1974. A collector’s choice: an exhibition of contemoporary artists (1 work). Peterloo Gallery, Manchester, 3 – 22 May 1974. John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 9 (1 work). Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 13 June – 15 Sept. 1974.
- [Marina Vaizey: ‘The arts: signs of life’, in Sunday Times, 29 Sept. 1974, p.35. Richard Cork: ‘Trapped in the old-boy net’, in Evening Standar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/marina-vaizey-the-arts-signs-of-life-in-sunday-times-29-sept-1974-p-35-richard-cork-trapped-in-the-old-boy-net-in-evening-standar) - Marina Vaizey: ‘The arts: signs of life’, in Sunday Times, 29 Sept. 1974, p.35. Richard Cork: ‘Trapped in the old-boy net’, in Evening Standard, 10 Oct. 1974, pp.24-25.
- [The British are coming: contemporary British art. De Cordova Museum, Lincoln (MA), 1975. Third Triennale India. Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, 1975..](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-british-are-coming-contemporary-british-art-de-cordova-museum-lincoln-ma-1975-third-triennale-india-lalit-kala-akademi-new-delhi-1975) - The British are coming: contemporary British art. De Cordova Museum, Lincoln (MA), 1975. Third Triennale India. Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, 1975.. Art Fair, CAS: Contemporary Art Society (1 work). Mall Galleries, London, 15 – 23 Jan. 1975. British art mid-70s: Englische Kunst Mitte der Siebzigerjahre. Jahrhunderthalle Hoechst, 26 Mar. – 25 Apr. 1975; travelling
- [Timothy Hyman: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in Studio International, May - June 1975, vol.189 no.975, pp.180-181, 183, & illus. on p.178 . Timothy Hyman:](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/timothy-hyman-howard-hodgkin-in-studio-international-may-june-1975-vol-189-no-975-pp-180-181-183-illus-on-p-178-timothy-hyman) - Timothy Hyman: ‘Howard Hodgkin’, in Studio International, May - June 1975, vol.189 no.975, pp.180-181, 183, & illus. on p.178 . Timothy Hyman: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [letter clarifying errors in article in issue of May – June 1975], in Studio International, July – Aug. 1975, vol.190 no.976, p.88. William Feaver: ‘All this and real beer, too’ [incl.
- [Peintres et sculpteurs britanniques. Centre Culturel de la Ville de Toulouse, 1976.. John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 10 (1 work; illus.; winner of Se](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/peintres-et-sculpteurs-britanniques-centre-culturel-de-la-ville-de-toulouse-1976-john-moores-liverpool-exhibition-10-1-work-illus-winner-of-se) - Peintres et sculpteurs britanniques. Centre Culturel de la Ville de Toulouse, 1976.. John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 10 (1 work; illus.; winner of Second Prize). Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 6 May – 8 Aug. 1976. The human clay: an exhibition selected by R B Kitaj (5 works). Hayward Gallery, London, [5 – 30 Aug.] 1976 (Arts
- [Howard Hodgkin: Indian views: a
recorded talk on his paintings with Timothy Hyman. London: The Brirtish Council, 1976.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-indian-views-arecorded-talk-on-his-paintings-with-timothy-hyman-london-the-brirtish-council-1976) - Howard Hodgkin: Indian views: a recorded talk on his paintings with Timothy Hyman. London: The Brirtish Council, 1976.
- [Mark Haworth-Booth: ‘Salon and workshop’ [review of Oxford exhib.], in Times Literary Supplement, 19 Mar. 1976, no.3862, p.318. William Feaver:](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/mark-haworth-booth-salon-and-workshop-review-of-oxford-exhib-in-times-literary-supplement-19-mar-1976-no-3862-p-318-william-feaver) - Mark Haworth-Booth: ‘Salon and workshop’ [review of Oxford exhib.], in Times Literary Supplement, 19 Mar. 1976, no.3862, p.318. William Feaver: ‘Hodgkin’s intelligence tests’ [review of Oxford exxhib.], in The Observer, 21 Mar. 1976, p.30. William Packer: ‘Keith Vaughan and Howard Hodgkin’ [incl. review of Oxford exhib.], in Financial Times, 30 Mar. 1976, p.3. Paul Overy:
- [Hayward Annual: current British art selected by Michael Compton, Howard Hodgkin and William Turnbull (6 works in part 2; 4 illus.). Hayward Gallery, L](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hayward-annual-current-british-art-selected-by-michael-compton-howard-hodgkin-and-william-turnbull-6-works-in-part-2-4-illus-hayward-gallery-l) - Hayward Annual: current British art selected by Michael Compton, Howard Hodgkin and William Turnbull (6 works in part 2; 4 illus.). Hayward Gallery, London, 25 May – 4 July 1977 (part one) & 20 July – 4 Sept. 1977 (part two). British artists of the Sixties, from the collections of the Tate Gallery (1 work).
- [John McEwen: ‘A letter from London’, in Arts Canada, May-June 1977, vol.34 no.2, pp.31-32. Richard Cork: ‘The fresh emerges which may help to ch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/john-mcewen-a-letter-from-london-in-arts-canada-may-june-1977-vol-34-no-2-pp-31-32-richard-cork-the-fresh-emerges-which-may-help-to-ch) - John McEwen: ‘A letter from London’, in Arts Canada, May-June 1977, vol.34 no.2, pp.31-32. Richard Cork: ‘The fresh emerges which may help to change British art ...’, in The Guardian, 20 July 1977, p.10. Norbert Lynton, Francis Golding, Paul Overy: ‘How newspaper critics paint art’, in The Guardian, 23 July 1977, p.6. William Feaver: ‘Full
- [Mixed exhibition (3 works). Knoedler Gallery, London, Mar. 1978. Groups (HH’s name listed, but no works specified or illus.). Waddington and Tooth G](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/mixed-exhibition-3-works-knoedler-gallery-london-mar-1978-groups-hhs-name-listed-but-no-works-specified-or-illus-waddington-and-tooth-g) - Mixed exhibition (3 works). Knoedler Gallery, London, Mar. 1978. Groups (HH’s name listed, but no works specified or illus.). Waddington and Tooth Galleries, London, 4 – 28 Apr. 1978. Critic’s choice: an exhibition of contemporary art selected by John McEwen (1 work). Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 7 Sept. – 7 Oct. 1978. Howard Hodgkin:
- [Robert Chambers: ‘Why the art market nurtures its own star system’, in Financial Times, 12 May 1978. Tim Hilton: ‘Anthologist’ [review of ICA](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/robert-chambers-why-the-art-market-nurtures-its-own-star-system-in-financial-times-12-may-1978-tim-hilton-anthologist-review-of-ica) - Robert Chambers: ‘Why the art market nurtures its own star system’, in Financial Times, 12 May 1978. Tim Hilton: ‘Anthologist’ [review of ICA exhib.], in The Spectator, 16 Sept. 1978, vol.241 no.7837, p.25. Linda Lee Bolton: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [incl. review of Riverside exhib.], in Arts Review, 13 Oct. 1978, vol.30 no.20, p.551. Waldemar Januszczak: ‘A
- [Works of the early 60s. M Knoedler Gallery, London, 1979. To-day: Brittiskt 60- och 70-tal (3 works). Lunds Konsthall, 7 Apr. – 6 May 1979. European](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/works-of-the-early-60s-m-knoedler-gallery-london-1979-to-day-brittiskt-60-och-70-tal-3-works-lunds-konsthall-7-apr-6-may-1979-european) - Works of the early 60s. M Knoedler Gallery, London, 1979. To-day: Brittiskt 60- och 70-tal (3 works). Lunds Konsthall, 7 Apr. – 6 May 1979. European dialogue: The Third Biennale of Sydney (2 works). Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 14 Apr. – 27 May 1979. Contemporary art for 17 Charterhouse Street [Central Selling
- [‘News desk: The artist’s eye’, in Art and Antiques, 19 May 1979, vol.36, p.11. William Packer: ‘Hodgkin’s eye at the National Gallery’ [re](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/news-desk-the-artists-eye-in-art-and-antiques-19-may-1979-vol-36-p-11-william-packer-hodgkins-eye-at-the-national-gallery-re) - ‘News desk: The artist’s eye’, in Art and Antiques, 19 May 1979, vol.36, p.11. William Packer: ‘Hodgkin’s eye at the National Gallery’ [review of exhib.], in Financial Times, 23 June 1979, p.14. John Spurling: ‘Hangmen’ [incl. review of National Gallery exhib.], in New Statesman, 29 June 1979, vol.97 no.2519, pp.963-964. Noel Riley: ‘Highlights: Hodgkin’s eye’,
- [Pictures for an exhibition (1 work by HH selected by Peter Blake, & 1 work by Sickert selected by HH). Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 30 Mar.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/pictures-for-an-exhibition-1-work-by-hh-selected-by-peter-blake-1-work-by-sickert-selected-by-hh-whitechapel-art-gallery-london-30-mar) - Pictures for an exhibition (1 work by HH selected by Peter Blake, & 1 work by Sickert selected by HH). Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 30 Mar. – 18 May 1980. Prints by Howard Hodgkin and Claes Oldenburg (11 works by HH). Waddington Galleries, London, 10 Apr. – 10 May 1980. Art anglais d’aujourd’hui: collection de
- [William Feaver: ‘The state of British art: “It’s a bewilderment”’, in Art News, Jan. 1980, vol.79 no.1, pp.62-68 (ref. p.67). Adrian Searle:](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/william-feaver-the-state-of-british-art-its-a-bewilderment-in-art-news-jan-1980-vol-79-no-1-pp-62-68-ref-p-67-adrian-searle) - William Feaver: ‘The state of British art: “It’s a bewilderment”’, in Art News, Jan. 1980, vol.79 no.1, pp.62-68 (ref. p.67). Adrian Searle: ‘London’ [incl. review of Bristol exhib.], in Artforum, Jan. 1980, vol.18 no.5, pp.76-77. ‘Prints & photographs published’, in The Print Collector’s Newsletter, Jan. – Feb. 1980, vol.10 no.6, pp.196, 201-203 (ref. p.201). Roger
- [A new spirit in painting (5 works; illus, 2 in col.). Royal Academy of Arts, London, 15 Jan. – 18 Mar. 1981. Landscape: the printmaker’s view (1 w](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/a-new-spirit-in-painting-5-works-illus-2-in-col-royal-academy-of-arts-london-15-jan-18-mar-1981-landscape-the-printmakers-view-1-w) - A new spirit in painting (5 works; illus, 2 in col.). Royal Academy of Arts, London, 15 Jan. – 18 Mar. 1981. Landscape: the printmaker’s view (1 work). Tate Gallery, London, May – June 1981. Alistair Smith: a personal selection (1 work). Ulster Museum, Belfast, 29 May – 23 Aug. 1981. Group show: Summer 1981.
- [Conversations with artists:
Edward Lucie-Smith talke to Howard Hodgkin. BBC Radio 3, 1 Feb. 1981. Howard Hodgkin. London Weekend Television
(The South](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/conversations-with-artistsedward-lucie-smith-talke-to-howard-hodgkin-bbc-radio-3-1-feb-1981-howard-hodgkin-london-weekend-televisionthe-south) - Conversations with artists: Edward Lucie-Smith talke to Howard Hodgkin. BBC Radio 3, 1 Feb. 1981. Howard Hodgkin. London Weekend Television (The South Bank Show), 29 Mar. 1981.
- [Richard Cork: ‘Audacious, outspoken: a spur for things to come’, in Evening Standard, 15 Jan. 1981, p.19. David Bindman: ‘The good old avant-gar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/richard-cork-audacious-outspoken-a-spur-for-things-to-come-in-evening-standard-15-jan-1981-p-19-david-bindman-the-good-old-avant-gar) - Richard Cork: ‘Audacious, outspoken: a spur for things to come’, in Evening Standard, 15 Jan. 1981, p.19. David Bindman: ‘The good old avant-garde’ [review of Royal Academy exhib.], in Times Literary Supplement, 23 Jan. 1981, no.4060, p.82. Bernard Levin: ‘Mammoth footprints seen in Piccadilly’ [review of Royal Academy exhib.], in The Times, 28 Jan. 1981,
- [Painting: American and European. L A Louver Gallery, Venice (CA), 1982. A private vision: contemporary art from the Graham Gund Collection (1 work; il](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/painting-american-and-european-l-a-louver-gallery-venice-ca-1982-a-private-vision-contemporary-art-from-the-graham-gund-collection-1-work-il) - Painting: American and European. L A Louver Gallery, Venice (CA), 1982. A private vision: contemporary art from the Graham Gund Collection (1 work; illus. in col.). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 9 Feb. – 4 Apr. 1982. Aspects of British art today (7 works; 6 illus., 3 in col.). Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, 27 Feb.
- [Howard Hodgkin: in conversation
with David Sylvester. Landseer / Arts
Council of Great Britain, 1982, 37 mins.; dir. Judy Marle, camera Nick Gifford;](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-in-conversationwith-david-sylvester-landseer-artscouncil-of-great-britain-1982-37-mins-dir-judy-marle-camera-nick-gifford) - Howard Hodgkin: in conversation with David Sylvester. Landseer / Arts Council of Great Britain, 1982, 37 mins.; dir. Judy Marle, camera Nick Gifford; broadcast on London Weekend Television, 1982; interview with David Sylvester repr. in David Sylvester: London recordings, London: Chatto & Windus, 2003, pp. ix, 88-115.
- [‘The Harveys Collection’, in Arnolfini Review, Feb. 1982, p.8. Renate Puvogel: ’13 britische Künstler: eine Ausstellung über Malerei’ [incl.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/the-harveys-collection-in-arnolfini-review-feb-1982-p-8-renate-puvogel-13-britische-kunstler-eine-ausstellung-uber-malerei-incl) - ‘The Harveys Collection’, in Arnolfini Review, Feb. 1982, p.8. Renate Puvogel: ’13 britische Künstler: eine Ausstellung über Malerei’ [incl. review of Aachen exhib.], in Das Kunstwerk, Apr. 1982, vol.35 no.2, pp.67-68. ‘Prints & photographs published’, in The Print Collector’s Newsletter, Mar. – Apr. 1982, vol.13 no.1, pp.21-25 (ref. p.22). William Feaver: ‘Aspects of British art
- [Some recent acquisitions. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1983. The Granada Collection: recent British paintings and drawings (1 work; illus. in col.)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/some-recent-acquisitions-museum-of-modern-art-new-york-1983-the-granada-collection-recent-british-paintings-and-drawings-1-work-illus-in-col) - Some recent acquisitions. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1983. The Granada Collection: recent British paintings and drawings (1 work; illus. in col.). Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 15 Jan. – 26 Feb. 1983. Acquisition priorities: aspects of postwar painting in Europe. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 20 May – 4 Sept. 1983. Three little
- [Ann Schoenfeld: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of New York exhib.], in Arts Magazine, Jan. 1983, vol.57 no.5, p.42. ‘Prints & photographs publishe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/ann-schoenfeld-howard-hodgkin-review-of-new-york-exhib-in-arts-magazine-jan-1983-vol-57-no-5-p-42-prints-photographs-publishe) - Ann Schoenfeld: ‘Howard Hodgkin’ [review of New York exhib.], in Arts Magazine, Jan. 1983, vol.57 no.5, p.42. ‘Prints & photographs published’, in The Print Collector’s Newsletter, Jan. – Feb. 1983, vol.13 no.6, pp.216-220 (ref. p.218). John McEwen: ‘Howard Hodgkin: Indian leaves’ [review of Tate & Jacobson exhibs.], in Studio International, Jan.-Feb. 1983, vol.196 no.998, p.57.
- [Form colour surface: painting about itself. Barbara Krakow Gallery, Boston, 1984. Four rooms: an Arts Council touring exhibition devised by: Howard Ho](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/form-colour-surface-painting-about-itself-barbara-krakow-gallery-boston-1984-four-rooms-an-arts-council-touring-exhibition-devised-by-howard-ho) - Form colour surface: painting about itself. Barbara Krakow Gallery, Boston, 1984. Four rooms: an Arts Council touring exhibition devised by: Howard Hodgkin, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Richard Hamilton, Anthony Caro (1 work by HH; 3 illus, 1 col.). Liberty, London, 10 Feb. – 10 Mar. 1984; Central Art Gallery, Wolverhampton, 7 Apr. – 12 May 1984;
- [An artist’s
commitment: Howard Hodgkin in conversation with Richard Cork. London: Lecon Arts
Enterprises, 1984; booklet containing audiotape and 24](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/an-artistscommitment-howard-hodgkin-in-conversation-with-richard-cork-london-lecon-artsenterprises-1984-booklet-containing-audiotape-and-24) - An artist’s commitment: Howard Hodgkin in conversation with Richard Cork. London: Lecon Arts Enterprises, 1984; booklet containing audiotape and 24 col.slides. Four rooms: Howard Hodgkin in conversation with Nigel Finch. BBC televsion series ‘Arena’, 21 Feb. 1984. Howard Hodgkin. WETA – TV (Washington, D.C.), Channel 26, 11 & 14 Nov. 1984; sponsored by The Phillips
- [Oliver Matthews: ‘Indian paintings and drawings: Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Hayward exhib.], in Antique Collector, Mar. 1984, pp.58-59. Gijs Van H](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/oliver-matthews-indian-paintings-and-drawings-howard-hodgkin-review-of-hayward-exhib-in-antique-collector-mar-1984-pp-58-59-gijs-van-h) - Oliver Matthews: ‘Indian paintings and drawings: Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Hayward exhib.], in Antique Collector, Mar. 1984, pp.58-59. Gijs Van Hensbergen: ‘Howard’s hues’, in Ritz, Mar. 1984, no.86, p.6. Graham Hughes: ‘Four rooms: Anthony Caro, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Richard Hamilton, Howard Hodgkin’ [review of Liberty’s exhib.], in Arts Review, 2 Mar. 1984, vol.36 no.4, p.105.
- [Made in India. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1985. The Turner Prize 1985 (1 work illus.). Tate Gallery, London, [17 Oct. – 1 Dec.] 1985 (HH announ](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/made-in-india-museum-of-modern-art-new-york-1985-the-turner-prize-1985-1-work-illus-tate-gallery-london-17-oct-1-dec-1985-hh-announ) - Made in India. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1985. The Turner Prize 1985 (1 work illus.). Tate Gallery, London, [17 Oct. – 1 Dec.] 1985 (HH announced the winner on 12 Nov. 1985). 1985 Carnegie International (5 works; illus, 1 in col.). Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, 9 Nov. 1985 – 5 Jan.
- [Jane Addams Allen: ‘After ‘Year of the French’, can contemporary be far behind?’, in The Washington Times Magazine, 4 Jan. 1985. Shirley Gonza](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/jane-addams-allen-after-year-of-the-french-can-contemporary-be-far-behind-in-the-washington-times-magazine-4-jan-1985-shirley-gonza) - Jane Addams Allen: ‘After ‘Year of the French’, can contemporary be far behind?’, in The Washington Times Magazine, 4 Jan. 1985. Shirley Gonzales: ‘Hodgkin’s trip into ‘deep space’’ [review of New Haven exhib.], in New Haven Register, 20 Jan. 1985. Naomi Ilzuka: ‘Splashing abstractions at the BAC’, in After Hours, 31 Jan. 1985, p.4. William
- [Recent abstract painting. John Good Gallery, New York, 9 Jan. – 8 Feb. 1986. 20th century original prints. Christopher Hull Gallery, London, 5 Feb.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/recent-abstract-painting-john-good-gallery-new-york-9-jan-8-feb-1986-20th-century-original-prints-christopher-hull-gallery-london-5-feb) - Recent abstract painting. John Good Gallery, New York, 9 Jan. – 8 Feb. 1986. 20th century original prints. Christopher Hull Gallery, London, 5 Feb. – 1 Mar. 1986 (no catalogue; PV card). Studies of the nude (1 work; illus. in col.). Marlborough Fine Art, London, 19 Mar. – 2 May 1986. The window in twentieth-century
- [John Guy: ‘Desert Island objects: Howard Hodgkin selects’, in V & A Album, 1986, vol.5, pp.256-264. William Feaver: ‘London: allusions veile](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/john-guy-desert-island-objects-howard-hodgkin-selects-in-v-a-album-1986-vol-5-pp-256-264-william-feaver-london-allusions-veile) - John Guy: ‘Desert Island objects: Howard Hodgkin selects’, in V & A Album, 1986, vol.5, pp.256-264. William Feaver: ‘London: allusions veiled and classical’ [review of Whitechapel exhib.], in Art News, Jan. 1986, vol.85 no.1, p.119. ‘Un prix pour l’art’ [on award of the Turner Prize], in Connaissance des Arts, Jan. 1986, no.407, p.96. John Caldwell:
- [Asmund Thorkildsen: ‘En samtale med Howard Hodgkin’ [interview], in Kunst og Kultur, 1987, vol.70 no.4, pp.220-234. The Saint Louis Art Museum Ann](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/asmund-thorkildsen-en-samtale-med-howard-hodgkin-interview-in-kunst-og-kultur-1987-vol-70-no-4-pp-220-234-the-saint-louis-art-museum-ann) - Asmund Thorkildsen: ‘En samtale med Howard Hodgkin’ [interview], in Kunst og Kultur, 1987, vol.70 no.4, pp.220-234. The Saint Louis Art Museum Annual Report 1986, 1987, pp.4-5, 36. David Sylvester: ‘Artist’s dialogue: Howard Hodgkin: the texture of a dream’, in Architectural Digest, Mar. 1987, vol.44 no.3, pp.54, 62, 66, 70, 74. Leslie Geddes-Brown: ‘Preparing faces for
- [David Sylvester: ‘Colour dialogue’ [interview], in Vogue (UK), Jan. 1988, vol.149, pp.122-125. Margaret Sheffield: ‘Frame ups (& downs)’,](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/david-sylvester-colour-dialogue-interview-in-vogue-uk-jan-1988-vol-149-pp-122-125-margaret-sheffield-frame-ups-downs) - David Sylvester: ‘Colour dialogue’ [interview], in Vogue (UK), Jan. 1988, vol.149, pp.122-125. Margaret Sheffield: ‘Frame ups (& downs)’, in Connoisseur, Mar. 1988, pp.112-117 (ref. p.117). Andrew Graham-Dixon: ‘On the edge’, in The Independent, 5 Apr. 1988, p.13. William Feaver: ‘Whoosh in Venice’, in The Observer, 9 Apr. 1988, p.38. Geoffrey Newman: ‘Celebrations of radiance’, in
- [Arts Section: Entertainment UK:
Howard Hodgkin. ITV (Arts
Section), 26, 28 & 30 Oct. 1993; dir.Fiona Adam, prod. Elaine Gallagher. Howard Hodgkin.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/arts-section-entertainment-ukhoward-hodgkin-itv-artssection-26-28-30-oct-1993-dir-fiona-adam-prod-elaine-gallagher-howard-hodgkin) - Arts Section: Entertainment UK: Howard Hodgkin. ITV (Arts Section), 26, 28 & 30 Oct. 1993; dir.Fiona Adam, prod. Elaine Gallagher. Howard Hodgkin. BBC2 (The Late Show), 26 & 30 Oct. 1993; dir. Bernadette O’Brien. Howard Hodgkin. BBC Radio 3 (Nightwaves), 28 Oct. 1993; interview with Christopher Cook.
- [Howard Hodgkin. BBC Radio 4 (Desert Island
Discs), 27 Nov. & 2 Dec. 1994; interviewed by Sue Lawley.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-bbc-radio-4-desert-islanddiscs-27-nov-2-dec-1994-interviewed-by-sue-lawley) - Howard Hodgkin. BBC Radio 4 (Desert Island Discs), 27 Nov. & 2 Dec. 1994; interviewed by Sue Lawley.
- [Howard
Hodgkin. London:
Phaidon, [1996 ?]; VHS/PAL col. videocasette, 52 mins; broadcast on ‘The South
Bank Show’, London Weekend Television, 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howardhodgkin-londonphaidon-1996-vhspal-col-videocasette-52-mins-broadcast-on-the-southbank-show-london-weekend-television-1996) - Howard Hodgkin. London: Phaidon, [1996 ?]; VHS/PAL col. videocasette, 52 mins; broadcast on ‘The South Bank Show’, London Weekend Television, 1996; edited & presented by Melvyn Bragg; directed & produced by Melissa Raimes; ISBN: 071486062X.
- [Contemporary voices: works from the UBS Art Collection (1 work). Museum of Modern Art, New York, 4 Feb. – 25 Apr. 2005; incl. interview with HH by A](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/contemporary-voices-works-from-the-ubs-art-collection-1-work-museum-of-modern-art-new-york-4-feb-25-apr-2005-incl-interview-with-hh-by-a) - Contemporary voices: works from the UBS Art Collection (1 work). Museum of Modern Art, New York, 4 Feb. – 25 Apr. 2005; incl. interview with HH by Ann Temkin, pp.66-75. Phew! What a scorcher ...: Summer exhibition (1 work). Archeus Fine Art, London, 9 Aug. – 17 Sept. 2005.
- [At the Venice Biennale](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/at-the-venice-biennale-1984) - Interview by William Furlong inside the British Pavilion, 1984, for Audio Arts, now part of Tate archives
- [Howard Hodgkin on Desert Island Discs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-on-desert-island-discs) - First aired in 1994: The artist is the castaway and discusses his choice of Desert Island Discs with Sue Lawley: Listen to the programme at the BBC website.
- [Why Paint Matters](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/why-paint-matters) - KPBS Radio in San Diego talks to curators Julia Marciari Alexander and John Marciari about two exhibitions on view at the museum in 2011: 'Gainsborough and the Modern Woman' and 'Howard Hodgkin, Time and Place, Paintings 2001-2010'.
- [In Conversation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/in-conversation) - Judy Marle's 1982 film, made for the Arts Council, includes scenes in India and conversations with David Sylvester, Foy Nissen, Bhupen Khakhar, Haridas Swali and Julia Hodgkin.
- [Howard Hodgkin: Gagosian Gallery, Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/howard-hodgkin-gagosian-gallery-paris-2014) - A survey of Howard Hodgkin's 2014 exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery, Paris; his first solo exhibition in the city.
- [Hodgkin on Pierre Bonnard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hodgkin-on-pierre-bonnard) - Hodgkin talks about Pierre Bonnard's The Bath, on the BBC iplayer as part of the Talking Tate series in 1997.
- [Hodgkin on 'The Late Show'](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/hodgkin-on-the-late-show) - Directed by Bernadette O'Brien for BBC2. Screened on October 26th and 30th in 1993.
- [In Conversation with Andrew Graham-Dixon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/in-conversation-with-andrew-graham-dixon) - Andrew Graham-Dixon talks to Howard Hodgkin at Modern art Oxford in 2010 during the artist's exhibition 'Howard Hodgkin: Time and Place'.
- [State Of The Art: Ideas And Images in the 1980s](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/state-of-the-art-ideas-and-images-in-the-1980s) - State of the Art was a remarkable, authoritative and challenging series of documentaries about the visual arts in the 1980s, made by Sandy Nairne for Channel 4 and Illuminations. The film about Hodgkin includes a conversation and a sequence filmed in his exhibition of paintings at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1985.
- [On Matisse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/on-matisse) - Howard Hodgkin talks to Alastair Sooke about Henri Matisse, for the BBC series Modern Masters. Aired in 2010.
- [Swarovski Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/swarovski-whitechapel-gallery-art-icon-2014) - A film celebrating Hodgkin being awarded the inaugural Swarovski Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon award 2014.
- [Andrew Marr Show](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resource/andrew-marr-show-june-2010) - Andrew Marr interviews Hodgkin in Sotheby's galleries where the artist discusses Manet's Self Portrait from 1878 and Bonnard's Breakfast from 1930. They also discuss Hodgkin's upcoming exhibition at Modern Art Oxford.

## Indian Collection

- [Royal Elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/royal-elephant) - Twenty elephant subjects, dating from about 1570 to 1750, which have been selected from the collection of Howard Hodgkin. Elephants were highly prized by the Muslim and Hindu rulers of India, for their power in battle and as majestic mounts on ceremonial occasions.The royal elephants were often depicted by court artists, in expressive individual portraits
- [A hero wrestles a div, or demon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-hero-wrestles-a-div-or-demon) - Gouache with ink and gold on paper. A stocky hero wrestles a fierce div (demon), lifting and overturning him. Overcoming demons was a speciality of Rustam, a hero of the Persian Shahnama epic, but this unassuming figure lacks his usual war-like accoutrements. This coloured drawing closely follows in reverse a 15th century Turcoman composition found in one
- [Illumination in the form of a vase](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/illumination-in-the-form-of-a-vase) - This fantastical illumination may have appeared at the beginning or end of a Bijapur album or manuscript. Its decorative style follows earlier Islamic models, but the motif of the vase of plenty is an ancient one in Indian art, symbolising good fortune and fertility. Such vases often appear in 17th century Islamic architectural decoration in
- [Marbled elephant at a trot](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/marbled-elephant-at-a-trot) - A young prince rides a briskly trotting elephant, accompanied by attendants. The body of the elephant and several other areas have been dexterously marbled. Marbling effects are produced by swirling together pigments suspended in oil on a surface of water, then transferring these aqueous patterns to a paper surface. To view a high-resolution version of
- [Wedding procession of Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/wedding-procession-of-muhammad-quli-qutub-shah) - This scene of a wedding party travelling by night depicts Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah of Golconda (r.1580-1612) bringing home his bride, the beautiful Hindu dancing-girl Bhagmati. Himself a Shia Muslim, Muhammad Quli had fallen in love with Bhagmati as a young prince. He would often ride out to visit her village, fording the sometimes
- [Sultan Ali Adil Shah II in camp](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sultan-ali-adil-shah-ii-in-camp) - Sultan Ali Adil Shah sits in camp under a canopy erected beside a mango tree. His companion may be the general Afzal Khan, perhaps reporting on a Mughal campaign against Bijapur, or an incursion by the Maratha leader Shivaji. Both men however appear untroubled. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further
- [Sultan Ali Adil Shah II hunting a tiger](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sultan-ali-adil-shah-ii-hunting-a-tiger) - Ali Adil Shah (r.1656-1672) draws his bow and looses an arrow unerringly at a tiger standing at bay. The Sultan is shown standing in the supremely confident posture of the invincible ruler who slays single-handed the mightiest of beasts, the lion or tiger. This pose is seen in India in Gupta gold coins of the
- [Sultan Muhammad Adil Shah and Ikhlas Khan riding an Elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sultan-muhammad-adil-shah-and-ikhlas-khan-riding-an-elephant) - One of the outstanding paintings of Muhammad Adil Shah’s reign, this composition of an elephant with riders derives from contemporary Mughal models but is transformed by its Deccani palette and sensibility. Wearing a gold robe, the Sultan directs the elephant while his African minister Ikhlas Khan rides behind waving a cloth. This painting is as
- [Three bamboo shoots, from a De Materia Medica manuscript](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/three-bamboo-shoots-from-a-de-materia-medica-manuscript) - This vigorous illustration of types of bamboo is from a De Materia Medica, a Greek treatise of the 1st century AD on the medicinal properties of plants, which became widely known in the ancient and medieval world. The manuscript to which this page belonged may have been made for Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah of Bijapur (r.1579-1627).
- [The emperor Bahadur Shah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-emperor-bahadur-shah) - Europeanised in its full-face portraiture and modelling, this sadly gazing nobleman is the last Mughal emperor Bahadur Shah II (r.1837-1858). Like his father, seen in the previous painting [LI118.33], he ruled India in name only, and his domains hardly reached beyond the Red Fort. Already an old man when he came to the throne, he
- [Durbar of Emperor Akbar Shah II](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/durbar-of-emperor-akbar-shah-ii) - The penultimate emperor Akbar Shah II (r.1806-1837) presides at a durbar in the Red Fort at Delhi. Powerless and impoverished, he was permitted few privileges by the British but could still indulge in court ceremonial. This composition is known in a number of versions. There is growing European influence in the modified recession of the
- [Company officer receives noblemen on a terrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/company-officer-receives-noblemen-on-a-terrace) - Painted by a Mughal-trained artist in eastern India, this is an unusually large and well observed scene of a high-ranking East India Company officer receiving two local noblemen in a Mughal style hall on a terrace. Wearing a braided green coat, the officer sits in presiding place on a European chair, smoking a hookah on
- [Mihrdukht aims her arrow at the ring](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/mihrdukht-aims-her-arrow-at-the-ring) - The story-tellers’ epic of the hero Amir Hamza was a favourite of the young emperor Akbar. Early in his reign he commissioned a series of 1400 large scale illustrations, which took his painting studio 15 years to complete. In this tale the beautiful Mihrdukht, a brilliant archer, repels her unwanted suitors by challenging them to
- [A supplicant at a Hindu temple](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-supplicant-at-a-hindu-temple) - In this unidentified scene a worshipper respectfully approaches a Hindu temple, where a priest receives him and various yogis look on with interest. The temple architecture is largely fantastical, with its Islamic arabesque decoration and geometric tilework. But several sculptures of Hindu deities are shown, including goddesses at each side of the temple door. As
- [A prince riding an elephant in procession](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-prince-riding-an-elephant-in-procession) - This fragment of a larger painting on cloth was made for Akbar at the same period as the Hamzanama series. A prince, perhaps Akbar himself (now only seen in the original under-drawing), rides a large elephant at the head of a lively royal procession of elephants. The upper part of this painting is in the Indian Museum,
- [Khwaja Umar saved from pursuers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/khwaja-umar-saved-from-pursuers) - Unique in Mughal painting in its ambition and freedom of expression, the Hamzanama contains many pages of great verve. Here the lanky Umar, arch-trickster and loyal helper of Hamza, is magically saved from his pursuers by a heavenly hand. He sails aloft against dramatic cloud effects, which like the ‘hand of God’ and the scattered skulls and
- [Hunter shooting a leopard](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/hunter-shooting-a-leopard) - The Anwar-i Suhaili is a Persian version of the Panchatantra, an ancient Indian collection of animal fables. A hunter has shot a leopard, which had just killed a dog, which itself had just slain a fox. This chain of carnage is observed by a pink lynx on the right, who reflects that “The actions of each, since they
- [Bad news arrives in court](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/bad-news-arrives-in-court) - In this lower section of a manuscript page, courtiers below a throne area express their dismay. A military defeat has probably been announced, during the conflicts among the Quraish tribe in seventh century Arabia. The Tarikh-i Alfi (‘History of a Thousand Years’) was a compendious history commissioned by Akbar in anticipation of the Islamic millennium year. To
- [Krishna dancing on the head of Kaliya](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/krishna-dancing-on-the-head-of-kaliya) - The freethinking Akbar commissioned illustrations to a number of Hindu mythological texts. The Harivamsha narrates the early life of Krishna among the villagers of the Braj region. Even in infancy he revealed his divine nature by feats of strength and slaying demons. Here the young Krishna overcomes the serpent Kaliya, whose presence in the Jumna
- [Elephants fighting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephants-fighting) - Elephant fights were a popular court entertainment in Mughal times. Here a tussle between elephants is becoming lively, as the mahouts urge their beasts on or hang on grimly to the harness ropes. Unusually this painting is ascribed to a woman artist, Khurshid Banu. Several ladies of the Mughal imperial household are known to have
- [Rama's forest dwelling in Panchavati](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/ramas-forest-dwelling-in-panchavati) - In the Ramayana epic, the divine prince Rama is exiled from his homeland of Ayodhya as the result of family intrigue. With his wife Sita and half-brother Lakshmana, he leaves the court to wander in distant forests. Eventually they make their home in the Panchavati region, where Lakshmana builds them a mud and grass hut.
- [Two orioles](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/two-orioles) - The early Mughal rulers took a keen interest in the flora and fauna of their new empire. This composition of orioles among flowering plants, with one bird about to seize an insect, is closely related to European botanical and natural history studies which had begun to reach the Mughal court by the late 16th century.
- [Gathering of dervishes and drug addicts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/gathering-of-dervishes-and-drug-addicts) - An assembly of dervishes or holy men has gathered on a Persianate hillside with a chenar tree (Oriental plane) and a water-course. They are under the influence of bhang, a marijuana potion which is being prepared by the men in the right foreground. Satirical scenes of dissolute drug-takers become a common genre in the Mughal period.
- [The blind Dhritarashtra attacks the statue of Bhima](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-blind-dhritarashtra-attacks-the-statue-of-bhima) - The Razmnama is a Persian translation of the Mahabharata, the great Indian epic concerning the war between the Pandavas and their Kaurava cousins. Near the end, the blind Kaurava king Dhritarashtra meets the Pandava princes again. Grieving for his dead sons, he attacks prince Bhima. But Krishna, the Pandavas’ ally, miraculously substitutes an iron statue of Bhima, which
- [Two myna birds](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/two-myna-birds) - Two mynas (the Common or Indian Myna, Acridotheres tristis) stand silhouetted against a strong red ground. The Mughal artist captures well the mannerisms and natural inquisitiveness of the species. Often kept as cage birds, mynas were prized in India as elsewhere for their mimicry of the human voice and other sounds. To view a high-resolution version
- [Botanical study of a carnation](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/botanical-study-of-a-carnation) - By the time of Shah Jahan flowers had become an important painting genre as well as providing the primary motifs in Mughal decorative art. These album studies [LI118.70, LI118.71, LI118.72] show the sensitivity of Mughal botanical painters in interpreting their subjects. The geranium [LI118.70] and dianthus (carnation) [LI118.71] are well observed, with near-symmetrical arrangements of flower-heads or
- [Botanical study of a geranium](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/botanical-study-of-a-geranium) - By the time of Shah Jahan flowers had become an important painting genre as well as providing the primary motifs in Mughal decorative art. These album studies [LI118.70, LI118.71, LI118.72] show the sensitivity of Mughal botanical painters in interpreting their subjects. The geranium [LI118.70] and dianthus (carnation) [LI118.71] are well observed, with near-symmetrical arrangements of flower-heads or
- [Pink composite flower with leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/pink-composite-flower-with-leaves) - By the time of Shah Jahan flowers had become an important painting genre as well as providing the primary motifs in Mughal decorative art. These album studies [LI118.70, LI118.71, LI118.72] show the sensitivity of Mughal botanical painters in interpreting their subjects. The geranium [LI118.70] and dianthus (carnation) [LI118.71] are well observed, with near-symmetrical arrangements of flower-heads or
- [Elephant and rider](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-and-rider) - Outstanding elephants were highly prized by the Mughal rulers and are often mentioned in their memoirs or imperial histories. Portraits of these animals were also often commissioned. In this Shah Jahan period portrait, the elephant stands patiently in profile while his rider sits holding the ankus, a goad used to control elephants. The elephant has
- [Head of the courtier Iltifat Khan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/head-of-the-courtier-iltifat-khan) - This life-size head of a nobleman at Shah Jahan’s court is a rare surviving study of a portrait from life, of the kind that the Mughal painters may have referred to when depicting a courtier in an imperial durbar scene. The artist’s first outlines and corrections are visible in the turban and the ear. This
- [Royal lion hunt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/royal-lion-hunt) - Gouache on paper. At the centre of this fragmentary composition, a Raja on an elephant attacks a lion with bow and arrows. The lioness and cubs stand at bay in the rocks nearby and a bear heaves a rock at the royal escort to the left. Such conventions are adapted by the artist from Mughal
- [Enraged elephant attacking a horse](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/enraged-elephant-attacking-a-horse) - Brush drawing with colour and gold on marbled paper. In this virtuoso combination of drawing and resist-marbling, the enraged elephant, its mahout and the stricken stallion are dramatically silhouetted within a vibrant field of marbling patterns. The art of marbling flourished in Central Asia, Iran and Turkey, and became a speciality of the Bijapur court
- [Attendants at an imperial durbar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/attendants-at-an-imperial-durbar) - This right half of a double-page composition was probably made for a manuscript of the Padshahnama, the official history of Shah Jahan’s reign. In the left page, the emperor would receive the Persian ambassador in a durbar assembly. Here lesser grandees and court attendants are assembled, including several Persians on the left in their Safavid turbans.
- [Marriage procession in a bazaar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/marriage-procession-in-a-bazaar) - Gouache with gold on paper. A princely bridegroom on a horse is escorted to his wedding by riders, attendants and musicians. Painted by a Mughal-trained master working at the Hill court of Mandi, this procession scene gives an unusually vivid view of a prosperous 17th century bazaar. The shops sell brass vessels, pan (betel-leaf), sweets, glass or
- [Young elephant eating](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/young-elephant-eating) - A youthful male elephant is portrayed tethered in a grassy paddock. Wearing few trappings and a junior-sized saddle-cloth, he contentedly eats plantain leaves and tree branches gathered by his mahout or keeper. He has deposited a few neat balls of dung. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please visit
- [The elephant Khushi Khan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-elephant-khushi-khan) - The elephant Khushi Khan (‘Lord of Happiness’) is portrayed fully caparisoned with trappings, bells and gold-embroidered saddle-cloth. He is shown against the pale verdigris green ground often used in Mughal portraiture. His name is recorded in red within the gold cartouche below. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please
- [Sheet of flower studies](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sheet-of-flower-studies) - This rare surviving sheet of Mughal flower studies includes specimens of lilies, narcissus, iris, tulip, carnation, poppy, anemone and campion among other flowers. They show varying degrees of naturalism or artifice. A few are imaginary or composite creations, of a kind found in the floral repertory of Mughal architectural ornament, textiles, metalwork and other decorative
- [Two pigeons](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/two-pigeons) - A pair of Imperial Pigeons is shown against a plain ground. The male bird has gold rings on its legs, suggesting that these are prized birds in imperial possession. The sport of pigeon-flying (called ishq-bazi or ‘love play’) was a favourite Mughal pastime. Over twenty thousand pigeons were kept at Akbar’s court, of which five hundred were
- [Two panels with flower designs, possibly from a box](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/two-panels-with-flower-designs-possibly-from-a-box) - These fragmentary panels with symmetrically grouped flowering plants were possibly parts of a box. In the left panel, flowering rose plants flank a white lily with a morning glory below; in the right panel, hyacinths flank a carnation. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please visit the Yousef Jameel
- [Prince Aurangzeb](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/prince-aurangzeb) - Aurangzeb, the third son of the emperor Shah Jahan, appears in court dress behind a draped balcony, as though appearing ceremonially at a palace jharoka window. This portrait was probably painted by a Mughal-trained artist working in the Deccan, where Aurangzeb served as viceroy (1636-1644) and later as governor (1653-1657). In 1658 Aurangzeb would depose his father
- [Elephant and keeper](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-and-keeper) - An imperial elephant stands tethered in open country, while his mahout or keeper prepares food for him. Groups of soldiers, cavalry and animals are exercising in the distance. The atmospheric treatment of this camp scene suggests the artist was influenced by the master Govardhan. The name of the elephant and artist appear in an inscription
- [Elephants fighting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephants-fighting-2) - Brush drawing with gouache on paper Elephant fights were regular entertainments at the major Rajput courts, and their dramatic combats were often recorded by court artists. This pair of tussling elephants, barely controlled by their mahouts, derives from earlier Mughal models as well as palace wall-paintings at Bundi. But this unnamed master’s extraordinary linear energy
- [Royal elephant with mahout](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/royal-elephant-with-mahout) - This sensitively modelled elephant stands peacefully obedient to the instructions of his mahout, against a pale green ground. He is fully caparisoned and decked with two saddle-cloths laid crossways; the richer floral cloth no doubt awaits a princely rider. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please visit the Yousef
- [The elephant Ganesh Gaj and rider](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-elephant-ganesh-gaj-and-rider) - In this imposing portrait of Ganesh Gaj, the painter exaggerates his size to emphasise his grandeur. The rider is a prince in a floral robe, possibly a son of the emperor Aurangzeb. With its distant hilly landscape and a passing camel train, this picture may have been painted in one of the Mughal military camps
- [Bhadrakali, Destroyer of the Universe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/bhadrakali-destroyer-of-the-universe) - Gouache with gold, silver, and beetle-wing case on paper. This powerful esoteric Tantric image represents one of the most terrifying iconic forms of Devi (the Goddess), imbued with the destructive ferocity of her darker side. Standing on a corpse, Bhadrakali (‘Auspicious Kali’) consumes dead bodies while holding a massive sword, the severed heads of the
- [Music party on a riverside terrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/music-party-on-a-riverside-terrace) - A music party takes place on the terrace of one of the noblemen’shavelis or garden mansions that once lined the Jumna river at Agra, upstream from the Taj Mahal. The Muslim noble who hosts this soirée presides against a flowered gold cushion. Holding a rose, he gazes with grave courtesy at his chief guest, who shares
- [Wrestlers exercising, illustrating the musical mode Deshakh Ragini](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/wrestlers-exercising-illustrating-the-musical-mode-deshakh-ragini) - Gouache on paper. The musical mode Deshakh is visualised as wrestlers or athletes exercising in a landscape. One swings an Indian club, another climbs a pole feet first, the third lifts a heavy weight. To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please visit the Yousef Jameel Online Centre at the
- [Maharao Bhao Singh riding an elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharao-bhao-singh-riding-an-elephant) - Gouache with gold on paper. In this reinterpretation of a Mughal elephant subject, Bhao Singh (r.1658-1681) sits astride a royal elephant of great size. Its keepers walk in front with a spear and charkhi (firework attachment). The pale green ground found in Mughal portraiture becomes a strong dark green, and the elephant’s colouring is sharply contrasted between
- [Elephant with howdah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-with-howdah) - Charcoal on paper. A caparisoned elephant is shown with a diminutive mahout, and a saddle-cloth and howdah in which a royal person would ride. This charcoal sketch may have been drawn simply as an exercise, or as a preliminary under-drawing whose outlines would later have been carefully painted over in black. Surviving Indian drawings in
- [The moon god, illustrating the musical mode Raga Chandra](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-moon-god-illustrating-the-musical-mode-raga-chandra) - Gouache on paper. Ragamala (‘Garland of Ragas’) paintings were believed to depict the essential qualities of the ragas or musical modes, which in the Punjab Hills were grouped with their ‘wives’ and ‘sons’ (ragini and ragaputra) in extended series of 84 pictures. Here the mode Chandra (moon), which is performed in the hours after midnight, is shown as
- [A prince and lady meeting, illustrating the musical mode Raga Madhava](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-prince-and-lady-meeting-illustrating-the-musical-mode-raga-madhava) - Gouache on paper. In this page from the same ragamala as the previous work [LI118.84], the musical mode Madhava is visualised as a prince seated within a palace chamber who greets a lady standing at its threshold. She extends her hands in a complaisant gesture and soon she will no doubt enter the chamber. To view a
- [Wrestlers, illustrating the musical mode Raga Malava](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/wrestlers-illustrating-the-musical-mode-raga-malava) - Gouache on paper. The musical mode Malava is shown as a fair-skinned princely wrestler grappling with his darker opponent. He wears multiple Hindu tilakmarks and much jewellery, and a third wrestler stands by holding his turban for him. Wrestling was a popular sport among the nobility in Mughal times, and the larger courts maintained teams of
- [A lady and a bull, illustrating the musical mode Bhairavi Ragini](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-lady-and-a-bull-illustrating-the-musical-mode-bhairavi-ragini) - Gouache on paper. The musical mode Bhairavi is visualised as a noble lady seated in a palace chamber stroking the muzzle of a white brahman bull, which is captivated and subdued by her presence. A maid standing in the half-open doorway behind makes a gesture of wonderment. To view a high-resolution version of this image
- [A lady and prince at a well, illustrating the musical mode Raga Kumbha](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-lady-and-prince-at-a-well-illustrating-the-musical-mode-raga-kumbha) - Gouache with gold on paper. In a scene based on a folk tale, the musical mode Kumbha is shown as a young woman lowering her pot (kumbha) into the village well to draw water. A prince on a hunting expedition has meanwhile arrived on the scene. As he requests a drink, the girl gazes demurely
- [Ascetics making music, illustrating the musical mode Kedara Raga](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/ascetics-making-music-illustrating-the-musical-mode-kedara-raga) - Gouache on paper. The musical mode Kedara is visualised as two yogis or ascetics making music within a small pavilion. Seated on a leopard skin, a traditional seat of yogis who have mastered the temptations of the sensual world, the vina player improvises a raga, gazing with concentration at his companion who beats the tala or rhythmic cycle with cymbals.
- [Nobleman smoking on a terrace](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/nobleman-smoking-on-a-terrace) - A Mughal nobleman, possibly an officer serving with Aurangzeb’s armies in the Deccan, sits drinking from a porcelain wine-cup, while a youth in a flowered robe holds the hookah steady for him. Further youthful attendants stand at either side. From the refined naturalism of his style and subtly heightened palette, the artist Ali Reza seems
- [Sidi Masud Khan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sidi-masud-khan) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. This painting of Sidi Masud Khan, a habshi (African) minister at the court of Bijapur, belonged to a Golconda series of portraits of eminent men. Masud Khan remained in power until 1683, not long before Bijapur fell to the Mughals. He then moved to Adoni in the Kurnool district, where
- [Maharaja Bhupat Pal smoking a hookah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-bhupat-pal-smoking-a-hookah) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. Maharaja Bhupat Pal (r.1598-1635), the founder of Basohli, spent much of his career at the Mughal court, like other Rajput rulers of the time. Eventually he was murdered there in 1635 by a rival Hill Raja. He is said to have been a man of mighty physique, and
- [Enraged elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/enraged-elephant) - Brush drawing with gouache on paper. Male elephants periodically become frenzied during their mast(‘drunken, intoxicated’) season, marked by a discharge from glands in the temples and by aggressive behaviour. Wild-eyed and enraged, this elephant tears at his tethering chains while his mahout and keepers struggle to control him. The surging contours and dense modelling of this
- [Maharaja Kirpal Pal of Basohli smoking a hookah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-kirpal-pal-of-basohli-smoking-a-hookah) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. In this vibrant reinterpretation of a Mughal portrait convention, Maharaja Kirpal Pal (r. c.1678-1693) sits smoking his hookah on white floor-spread laid over a striped durree. His attendants are shown in smaller scale. Kirpal Pal was a successful warrior and a generous patron of art and learning. The jewelled
- [A lady offers milk to a snake, illustrating the musical mode Ramakali Ragini](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-lady-offers-milk-to-a-snake-illustrating-the-musical-mode-ramakali-ragini) - Gouache with gold on paper. The musical mode Ramakali is depicted as a lady offering a cup of milk to a snake which has coiled itself around a tree. Snakes are both feared and revered in India, and local snake (naga) cults are widespread. Often their propitiatory rites include offerings of milk. Here the noble
- [Maharaja Raj Singh of Junia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-raj-singh-of-junia) - Brush drawing with gold and pigment on paper. Raj Singh appears within a roughly sketched jharoka window, used by rulers to show themselves to their people. Wearing the tall turban of the Rathor clan, he holds a rose heightened with colour like his lips and jewellery. This large portrait shows a fluent mastery in its drawing and
- [Fallen elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/fallen-elephant) - Brush drawing on paper. In this sketch the artist experiments with the fluid dorsal contortions of a tethered elephant that has lost his footing, or is lying down briefly to rest, or perhaps having a playful roll in his paddock. From spirally coiling trunk to looping tail, the massive volumes of his twisting body and
- [Maharaja Dhiraj Singh riding](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-dhiraj-singh-riding) - Gouache on paper. In this variation on the equestrian portrait convention, Dhiraj Singh of Raghugarh (r.1697-1726) sits astride his rearing horse as if in a sea of pale green. Below the tiny groom and fan-bearer trot gamely alongside. Dhiraj Singh was a successful warrior and a Rajput chief of sufficient standing to marry the daughters
- [Maharaja Dhiraj Singh watches a nautch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-dhiraj-singh-watches-a-nautch) - Gouache with gold on paper. His duties for the day over, Dhiraj Singh enjoys a nautch or dance performance on a palace terrace. The dark-skinned nautch girl half-kneels in a kathak dance pose, her hands raised with thumb and finger joined in an expressive gesture. Verging into the picture border, her companion with cymbals and a pakhavaj drummer beat
- [Elephant eating a tree](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-eating-a-tree) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. A royal elephant enjoying a respite from its state duties takes its leafy lunch from a convenient tree. The bearded mahout directs the improvised meal with shouts of command and the touch of his ankus. Freely sketched with a sparing use of colour and wash, this composition derives from
- [Maharana Amar Singh hunting sarus crane](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharana-amar-singh-hunting-sarus-crane) - Gouache on paper. Amar Singh’s hawking expedition is shown in consecutive scenes. On the left, his huntsmen point out a group of sarus cranes near a river. The royal hawk is released, pursues the flock and brings down a crane in the right corner. The huntsmen congratulate the Maharana as he inspects the kill. In
- [Vibhishana in the camp of Rama](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/vibhishana-in-the-camp-of-rama) - Gouache on paper. Vibhishana (‘Terrifying’) was the more righteous brother of Ravana, demon king of Lanka, who abducted Rama’s wife Sita. When Rama and his monkey and bear allies besieged Lanka, Vibhishana failed to dissuade Ravana from fighting and went over to Rama’s side. He kneels before the recumbent god, who is receiving a foot-massage
- [Book cover with tree, birds, and insects](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/book-cover-with-tree-birds-and-insects) - Lacquer and gouache with gold on leather. This pair of painted and lacquered book covers [LI118.63, LI118.64] is decorated with variations on the theme of a tree full of birds and insects, flanked by auspicious, flower-filled vases of plenty. In their refined opulence and fantasy the designs are typically Deccani in execution and feeling. To view
- [Book cover with tree, birds, and insects](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/book-cover-with-tree-birds-and-insects-2) - Lacquer and gouache with gold on leather. This pair of painted and lacquered book covers [LI118.63, LI118.64] is decorated with variations on the theme of a tree full of birds and insects, flanked by auspicious, flower-filled vases of plenty. In their refined opulence and fantasy the designs are typically Deccani in execution and feeling. To view
- [Prince Azam Shah enters Ahmedabad](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/prince-azam-shah-enters-ahmedabad) - Azam Shah (1653-1707), the third son of Aurangzeb, governed Gujarat from 1701-1705. Arriving in the city of Ahmedabad, he is carried in a palanquin while his son Wala Jah follows on horseback. Townspeople, women and children throng the street above, and quarrels break out as people scramble for coins thrown to the crowd. This remarkable
- [Sangram Singh Ranawat hawking](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sangram-singh-ranawat-hawking) - Gouache with gold on paper. Sangram Singh Ranawat, a Mewar prince or nobleman, rides a well-groomed stallion on his hawking expedition. The attendants carrying his shield and weapons form a statuesque group. The leading attendant and a huntsman gesture forward, as the hawk seizes a fowl in flight and brings it to the ground (as
- [Head of an elephant](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/head-of-an-elephant) - Brush drawing on paper. Elephants frenzied in their mast season (see the previous painting, Enraged elephant [LI118.45]), and at the height of their formidable vitality, became a favourite subject for Kota artists. This fragmentary drawing shows a court elephant in mast, with a dark secretion flowing from his temple. His animated eye swims in a vortex of fluid
- [Sheet of sketches and figure studies](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/sheet-of-sketches-and-figure-studies) - Brush drawing on paper with traces of pigment. This sheet of sketches and studies is a rare survival from Sawar. From upper left: a compartmented shrine contains images of Krishna and other deities; Krishna stands embracing Radha in a forest bower; Rama and Sita sit enthroned, attended by monkeys, yogis and others. From lower right:
- [Maharana Amar Singh with his ladies](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharana-amar-singh-with-his-ladies) - Gouache with gold on paper. Maharana Amar Singh (r.1698-1710) enjoys the company of his ladies while smoking his hookah, in three successive scenes representing the pastimes of a single festive day. Above, he watches a nautch girl dancing in an arcaded hall; in the centre he joins the ladies bathing in a palace pool; below,
- [A prince and a lady, illustrating the musical mode Kusuma Raga](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-prince-and-a-lady-illustrating-the-musical-mode-kusuma-raga) - Gouache with gold on paper. The musical mode Kusuma is visualised as a prince seated with a lady in a form of amorous encounter. Staring keenly, he directs at her his floral bow and arrow, like those traditionally held by the Cupid-like love-god Kama. She looks modestly downward, half-drawing her veil. To view a high-resolution
- [Muslim nobleman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/muslim-nobleman) - Gouache with gold on paper. A young Muslim noble holds a flower as a mark of refinement, while his archer’s thumb-ring attests to his skill as a huntsman. This sensitive bust portrait follows earlier Mughal models, though its outline drawing simplifies and enhances the subtle curves of the lips, nostril, ear, eye, and brow. The
- [Maharaja Raj Singh of Sawar receives a yogi in a garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-raj-singh-of-sawar-receives-a-yogi-in-a-garden) - Gouache on paper. Maharaja Raj Singh receives an important yogi on the terrace of his royal garden, while pigeons and peacocks strut around them. On the far side of the garden, with its square plots, fountain, cypresses, flowering trees and birds, bands of male and female musicians provide an accompaniment. This unique composition combines court
- [Maharaja Raj Singh of Sawar and his elephants](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-raj-singh-of-sawar-and-his-elephants) - Brush drawing with gouache on paper. Maharaja Raj Singh rides in procession with attendants and a large group of elephants. The royal elephant stable is being taken out for recreation and pasture. Raj Singh rides the largest elephant, with a boy mahout and an attendant. Huntsmen beyond the hill release their hawks, which make their
- [Maharaja Raj Singh of Sawar in a garden arcade](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-raj-singh-of-sawar-in-a-garden-arcade) - Gouache with gold on paper. A flower in his hand, Raj Singh of Sawar (r.1705-1730) appears against a pale green ground as if appearing at a palace jharokawindow. But the arch which frames him is part of an arcade in a pleasure garden with a fountain, water-course and flowering shrubs. The Raja is attended by half-sized
- [Harihara Sadashiva](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/harihara-sadashiva) - Gouache on paper. Sadashiva, the Eternal form of Shiva, whose heads face the cardinal points and the zenith, is shown in the form of Harihara, bearing the combined attributes of Shiva and Vishnu. The god’s massive chest and belly recall portraits of Raja Sidh Sen of Mandi (r.1684-1727), a ruler of large physique and reputedly
- [Elephant at a gallop](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-at-a-gallop) - Gouache on paper. Guided by the touch of the mahout’s ankus, this vigorous young elephant advances speedily in spite of the heavy chains attached to his ankles or gathered on his back. He is perhaps at the end of his aggressive mast period, as a dark discharge has streamed from his temple. The surging power of an
- [Maharao Madho Singh hunting wild boar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharao-madho-singh-hunting-wild-boar) - Gouache on paper. Madho Singh, the first ruler of Kota (r.1631-1648) gallops in pursuit of wild boar, a favourite prey of Rajput huntsmen. In this posthumous portrait, the Rao leans forward to thrust at the boar with his dagger, while the landscape is infused with a dynamic energy. The composition derives ultimately from early 17th
- [Brahma, Creator of the Universe](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/brahma-creator-of-the-universe) - Gouache on paper. In this devotional image the creator god Brahma holds in his upper hands the Vedas (the earliest Hindu scriptures) and sacred kusagrass, used in ritual. In his lower hands he holds prayer beads and a water vessel, representing the earth. He rides astride his vahana or personal vehicle, the auspicious hamsa or goose. To view a high-resolution
- [The gopis dance in the forest, or Sarat Purnima](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-gopis-dance-in-the-forest-or-sarat-purnima) - Gouache on cotton cloth. This Kishangarh temple hanging (picchavai) of the Vallabhacharya sect depicting four gopis (milkmaids) dancing would have been hung beside an image of Krishna. The leading gopi gazes up towards Krishna in adoration. This subject is associated with the festival of Sarat Purnima, the full moon night in autumn when Krishna took part in a blissful
- [Angada delivers Rama's message to Ravana](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/angada-delivers-ramas-message-to-ravana) - Gouache with gold on paper. Few of the large scale paintings of the ‘Siege of Lanka’ series were ever completed. Its subject is Rama’s siege of Lanka, where his wife Sita had been imprisoned by the demon king Ravana in his golden fortress. In this partly finished work, the monkey prince Angada leaps across to
- [Maharaja Medini Pal smoking a hookah](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-medini-pal-smoking-a-hookah) - Gouache with gold, silver, and beetle-wing case on paper The youthful Basohli ruler Medini Pal, who died aged 22 in 1736, sits smoking on a garden terrace. A young concubine waits upon him, tending his hookah and holding a quid of pan (betel leaf) which she will presently offer to the keen-eyed Raja. He wears the same
- [A goshawk drinking](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-goshawk-drinking) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. This strong and unusual bird study depicts a Northern Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) belonging to a Raja of Mandi, where hawking was an especially popular royal pursuit. Leaving its painted perch, the goshawk has alighted on its water-bowl, an exotic blue and white jardinière of Chinese origin. To view
- [Maharaja Bakhat Singh of Nagaur](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-bakhat-singh-of-nagaur) - Gouache with gold on paper. In this jharoka window portrait, the strong profile depiction of Maharaja Bakhat Singh (1706-1752) is complemented by a rich interplay of floral patterned textiles and architectural ornament. The younger son of Ajit Singh of Jodhpur, Bakhat Singh murdered his father in 1724, and his brother Abhai Singh then granted him the territory
- [Shri Brijnathji and Maharao Durjan Sal hunting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/shri-brijnathji-and-maharao-durjan-sal-hunting) - Gouache with gold on cotton cloth. In this grand imaginary hunt, Maharao Durjan Sal (r.1723-1756) and his relatives and ancestors hunt tigers, lions and wild buffalo cornered in a ravine. Among the hunters is the blue-skinned Brijnathi, a form of Krishna whom the Kota rulers adopted as their patron deity. Similar in scale to wall-paintings
- [Elephant hunt](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-hunt) - Gouache with gold on paper. This Kota masterpiece shows how to catch a wild elephant. While the females and their young frolic in a lake, the bull elephant is lured forward to confront two intruder elephants, ridden by camouflaged huntsmen. The hunters ride alongside the bull elephant and lasso him. Finally he will be trapped
- [Maharaja Suraj Mal with a hawk](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-suraj-mal-with-a-hawk) - Gouache with gold on paper. Suraj Mal (r.1613-1618) was an early Nurpur ruler who died in exile after rebelling against the emperor Jahangir. In this posthumous portrait of the jharoka window type, the veteran warrior strokes the breast of his prize hawk. Pahari rulers were often portrayed with a hawk or falcon, as a mark of their
- [A Krishna shrine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-krishna-shrine) - Gouache on paper. In this unusual coloured drawing, a priest and acolyte named Baliram and Jangu stand on either side of a towering Krishna shrine. High above, the main icon of Krishna is entirely covered by flower garlands suspended from the neck of a magnificent peacock, an emblem of the god. To view a high-resolution
- [A lady singing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-lady-singing) - Gouache with gold on paper. Because of the seclusion of women in court society, portraits of ladies are rare in Indian painting. But the artists could observe accessible figures such as the court dancers and musicians. This singing-girl is depicted as a nayika, an ideal heroine according to poetical theory. Her lips parted in song, she
- [Fly-infested feast](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/fly-infested-feast) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. In this strange scene, a prince and his retinue are entertained by Brahmin priests to a communal meal in a fly-infested refectory. Beneath a shelter the head priest, his acolyte and the prince eat off silver trays, while the rest have leaf plates. Everywhere the air is thick with
- [A wife seeks justice or mercy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-wife-seeks-justice-or-mercy) - Gouache on paper. This unique narrative scene depicts some local family scandal, perhaps concerning infidelity or theft, possibly in the small Hill state of Dada-Siba. In a house to the right, a husband chastises his wife, while another woman remonstrates or calls for punishment. To the left, husband and wife stand before a plinth, possibly
- [Maharana Jagat Singh in a lake palace garden](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharana-jagat-singh-in-a-lake-palace-garden) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. Jagat Singh II of Mewar (r.1734-1751) spent years in developing the pleasure palaces on the lake at Udaipur. The lake palace of Jagniwas (now the Lake Palace Hotel) was his own creation and his favourite resort. Here he passes along a corridor, then takes his seat in a
- [Maharaja Balwant Singh hunts a tiger](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-balwant-singh-hunts-a-tiger) - Gouache with gold on paper. The minor Pahari nobleman Raja Balwant Singh (1723-1763) is known above all for his patronage of the artist Nainsukh, whose paintings interpret with insight and originality his master’s daily pursuits, dreams or inner concerns. In this perhaps imaginary scene, Balwant Singh wearing hunting green gallops in to attack an enormous
- [Elephants pushing cannons drawn by bullocks](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephants-pushing-cannons-drawn-by-bullocks) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. This powerful fragmentary drawing of artillery on the move may have been a study for wall-paintings showing an army on the march. The large carriage-mounted cannons are drawn by bullock teams and pushed from behind by the royal elephants. Master gunners, mainly European mercenaries, sit on each cannon giving
- [Elephants pushing cannons drawn by bullocks](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephants-pushing-cannons-drawn-by-bullocks-2) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. This powerful fragmentary drawing of artillery on the move may have been a study for wall-paintings showing an army on the march. The large carriage-mounted cannons are drawn by bullock teams and pushed from behind by the royal elephants. Master gunners, mainly European mercenaries, sit on each cannon giving
- [Maharana Jagat Singh and his queens at Jagniwas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharana-jagat-singh-and-his-queens-at-jagniwas) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. This painting shows a day spent by Jagat Singh with his queens at Jagniwas lake palace. Above, they visit a Shiva temple beside the lake. Then Jagat Singh is greeted by his queens in a courtyard at Jagniwas. They assemble on a roof terrace, where a dancer performs;
- [Rathor noblemen in durbar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/rathor-noblemen-in-durbar) - Gouache with gold on paper. Gazing regally upward, a Thakur or chief of the Rathor clan receives another nobleman in a durbar assembly on a terrace. The courtiers are ranged in symmetrical facing rows with their shields and swords. The unidentified main figure may be Kumar (Prince) Bakhat Singh of Junia in central Rajasthan. To
- [Maharaja Balwant Singh and a goose](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-balwant-singh-and-a-goose) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. In this enigmatic drawing by Nainsukh, Balwant Singh stands in a walled courtyard, shown in plan form. The Raja holds a sword, grasping his patka sash end with his other hand. He gazes pensively at a small goose, the only other figure present, and the goose looks back at him. Very
- [Maharaja Vijai Singh bathes with his ladies](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-vijai-singh-bathes-with-his-ladies) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. Maharaja Vijai Singh (r.1752-1793) enjoys water-play in a pool at the Nagaur palace, built by his father Bakhat Singh (also depicted in a work in the previous section [LI118.36]). The Raja drenches a concubine with his syringe, while the other ladies splash each other. Maids with the Raja’s
- [The disrobing of Draupadi](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/the-disrobing-of-draupadi) - Gouache with gold on paper. In a famous episode from the Mahabharata, the five Pandava brothers are humiliated by their Kaurava rivals, who have won all their possessions and even their joint wife Draupadi in a dice game. The Kaurava prince Duhshasana attempts to strip Draupadi naked before the assembly. But her honour is miraculously preserved:
- [Travellers making music by the wayside](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/travellers-making-music-by-the-wayside) - Gouache on paper. Laying aside staffs and bundles, a group of Pahari travellers rest by the wayside. They sing together with gusto, perhaps performing some folk tune. One man beats the rhythm on a clay pot, others clap in time and a man dances on the spot while singing. This sensitively observed scene is by
- [Maharaja Pratap Singh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-pratap-singh) - Brush drawing on paper. In these twin studies of Maharaja Pratap Singh (r.1778-1803) by his artist Sahib Ram, the royal features are delineated with deliberation and economy of line. The enlarged, leaf-like eye and brow curved like a bow belong to ancient Indian poetic traditions of beauty. Many such drawings were made as cartoons for
- [Pavilion with Krishna paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/pavilion-with-krishna-paintings) - Gouache on paper. This formal composition shows the facade of a small palace pavilion, with nine painted scenes of the exploits of the young Krishna. From lower right: Vishnu reclines on the snake Shesha; Brahma bows before Krishna; Krishna suckles to death the demoness Putana; and saves the cowherds from the forest fire. From upper
- [Rawat Gokul Das at the Singh Sagar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/rawat-gokul-das-at-the-singh-sagar) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. Bakhta was one of the most original Rajasthani artists of his period. His view of the Singh Sagar (lake) shows a typically energetic treatment of the landscape and contains many minutely observed scenes of the Rawat, his ladies and retinue, and the animals and birds around the lake.
- [A court beauty](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-court-beauty) - Gouache with gold and silver on cotton cloth. This flamboyant picture of an idealised heroine is an enhanced version of the languorous female figures often found in Rajput palace mural decoration. It can be attributed to Chokha, the son of Bakhta (his painting Rawat Gokul Das at the Singh Sagar is also featured below [LI118.80]),
- [A lady in an interior](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/a-lady-in-an-interior) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. A lady of classic Kangra charm gazes into the glowing coals of a wheeled brazier that warms her chamber. She holds her hookah tube beneath her quilted shawl. She has been singing, and her greentanpura rests beside her. With European-inspired naturalism, the candle under its shade in the left
- [Maharaja Ranjit Singh in a bazaar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-ranjit-singh-in-a-bazaar) - Gouache on paper. Maharaja Ranjit Singh (r.1801-1839), the charismatic Sikh leader, rides an elephant through a Lahore bazaar. In the foreground Hindu ascetics converse with a yellow-clad Akali Sikh and a Jain monk wearing a mouth-cloth to protect any insects from harm. Behind, craftsmen fashion gold and silver thread, while a father and sons admire
- [Maharao Ram Singh of Kota in durbar](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharao-ram-singh-of-kota-in-durbar) - Gouache with gold and silver on paper. Maharao Ram Singh II (r.1827-1866), seated on the left, receives another chief, probably from a Central Indian kingdom, at a durbar reception in a garden pavilion. In front of them the visitor’s ceremonial gifts are laid out, comprising eight trays of fine textiles and jewellery and European style
- [Elephant with mahout](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/elephant-with-mahout) - To view a high-resolution version of this image and for further information please visit the Yousef Jameel Online Centre at the Ashmolean.
- [Maharao Ram Singh II's marriage celebrations at Udaipur](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharao-ram-singh-iis-marriage-celebrations-at-udaipur) - Gouache with gold on cotton cloth. Maharao Ram Singh, seen twice in his elephant howdah, arrives at the Udaipur palace for his marriage to the sister of Maharana Sarup Singh, who stands with courters waiting to greet him on a terrace in front of the palace. Whip and shield in hand, Ram Singh then rides
- [Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar III](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/maharaja-krishnaraja-wodeyar-iii) - Gouache on paper. In this posthumous portrait the Maharaja sits on an ivory chair of European design. A Victorian lamp fitting appears against the vivid green ground, itself an imported Western pigment. Having been relieved of his responsibilities as ruler by the British in 1831, Maharaja Krishnaraja (1794-1868) devoted much of his reign to devising
- [Krishna returns to Nanda's house at dusk, or Sandhya Arati](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/artwork/krishna-returns-to-nandas-house-at-dusk-or-sandhya-arati) - Brush drawing with colour on paper. This study for a temple hanging of the Vallabha sect relates to the Sandhya Arati evening worship in the summer month of Shravan. At dusk young Krishna and the cowherds return from the fields with their herd (Krishna would have appeared in the vacant central area). The house of his foster-father

## Indian Resources

- [Press](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/press) - Selected press reactions to the Indian Collection.
- [Visions of Mughal India: The Hodgkin Collection, by Andrew Topsfield](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/visions-of-mughal-india-the-hodgkin-collection-by-andrew-topsfield) - This text was first published in Visions of Mughal India: The Collection of Howard Hodgkin, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, 2012.
- [Howard Hodgkin: The Art of Collecting](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/howard-hodgkin-the-art-of-collecting-by-antony-peattie) - GRIST TO THE MILL Collecting ran in Howard Hodgkin’s family: he was named after an ancestor, Luke Howard, who was the first man to identify and name cloud forms (Essay on the Modification of Clouds, 1803). Howard’s great-grandparents, John Eliot Hodgkin, and his wife Edith filled their house with English ceramic tiles, and published Examples
- [In conversation with Professor Rana Mitter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/indian-collection-hodgkin-in-conversation) - A recording of Hodgkin in conversation with Professor Rana Mitter at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, coinciding with the exhibition of his complete collection of Indian miniatures 'Visions of Mughal India', 2012.
- [On Indian Drawing](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/on-indian-drawing) - Introduction to the catalogue for the exhibition chosen by Howard Hodgkin, Arts Council of Great Britain, Hayward Gallery, London, 1983.
- [On Collecting Indian Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/on-collecting-indian-paintings) - Transcript of a talk that Hodgkin gave in September 1991, when Indian paintings and drawings from his collection were shown at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. It was later published in The Ashmolean.
- [About My Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resource/about-my-collection) - Hodgkin describes his long fascination with Indian painting and how he started collecting. From Asian Art, vol.IV, no. 4, Fall 1991

## Indian Exhibitions

- [Exhibitions list](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/exhibition/exhibitions-list) - 1960s Artists as Collectors, Leicester Galleries, London, 1963 1970s Indian Drawings and Sketches: 16th through 19th centuries, Asia House Gallery, New York City, 1976; Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1976; Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the Avery Brundage Collection, San Francisco, California, 1976 1980s Indian Drawing: An exhibition chosen by Howard Hodgkin, Hayward Gallery,

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- [Theatre Music Bare Wood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/tag/theatre-music-bare-wood)
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- [San Diego Show Exhibition](https://howard-hodgkin.com/tag/san-diego-show-exhibition)

## Artworks

- [Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/paintings) - The archive begins in 1948 and continues to the present day. You can now search it according to your needs – e.g., in terms of dates or subject matter.
- [Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/prints) - Beginning while still a student he has explored the full gamut of graphic multiples, including screen-printing, lithography, collage, carborundum etching, aquatints and hand-colouring.
- [Indian Leaves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/indian-leaves) - In 1978 he worked intensively in Ahmedabad, Gujerat with hand-made Indian Khadi paper. It was brought to him as it was made, still wet and he had to paint on it with vegetable dyes before it dried.
- [Indian Waves](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/indian-waves) - In 1990/1991 Hodgkin worked in Wiltshire where he imprinted 30 sheets of hand-made Indian Khadi paper with images of waves. He then painted over them in gouache to evoke images of India. Put aside and then forgotten, they were first exhibited in 2014.
- [Design](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design) - Hodgkin’s work has often played with elements of theatre. He has designed sets and costumes for opera and ballet, scarves, murals for architectural projects in London and Delhi, book illustrations, textiles for Designers Guild, posters and other graphic work.
- [Other](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/other) - Drawings and other works on paper, including rare preparatory studies.
- [Missing Works](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/missing-works) - Where are they now? We want to record all of Hodgkin’s works, but there are several paintings and prints for which we have no images. If you can help us find these works please contact us. Photography can be arranged at no expense to the owner.
- [Mozart Dances](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/mozart-dances) - Backdrops for Mark Morris Dance Group’s “Mozart Dances”, 2007.
- [Evermore](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/evermore) - The wonderfully poignant short story by Julian Barnes is taken from his collection, Cross Channel. Howard Hodgkin responds to this haunting tale of an Englishwoman’s obsessive visits to her brother’s First World War grave in France with etchings and hand colourings, interspersed within the text.
- [Designers Guild](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/designers-guild) - Commissioned by Tricia Guild of Designers Guild to design a series of textiles in 1986: Leaf and Large Flower are printed on glazed chintz; Moss and Earth on cotton satin.
- [Pulcinella](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/pulcinella) - Choreography: Richard Alston Set & costume design: Howard Hodgkin Music: Igor Stravinsky Lighting: Peter Mumford First performers by Ballet Rambert at the leeds Grand Theatre on 13/01/87. Thirty nine stage performances around Britain, ending in London, Sadler’s Wells Theatre, May 1988.
- [Night Music](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/night-music) - Choreography: Richard Alston Set & costume design: Howard Hodgkin Music: W.A. Mozart Lighting: Peter Mumford First performed by Ballet Rambert at the Theatre Royal Newcastle on 9/10/81.
- [Rhymes with Silver](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/rhymes-with-silver) - Choreography: Mark Morris Set design: Howard Hodgkin Costume design: Martin Pakledinaz Music: Lou Harrison Lighting: Michael Chybowski First performed by the Mark Morris Dance Group at Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley on 6 March, 1997.
- [Savitri](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/savitri) - Director: Leon Major Set design: Howard Hodgkin Music: Chamber opera by Gustav Holst Lighting: Neil Fleitell First performed at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC on 21/05/99.
- [Kolam](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/kolam) - Choreography: Mark Morris Set design: Howard Hodgkin Costume design: Katherine McDowell Music: Zakir Hussein and Ethan Iverson Lighting: Michael Chybowski First performance by the Mark Morris Dance Group at Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley on 19/04/02.
- [British Council HQ](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/british-council-hq) - Mural design for British Counci HQ, New Delhi (architect Charles Correa). For further information see this text written by HH ‘Arboreal Architecture‘.
- [Exhibition Models](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/exhibition-models) - Photographs of exhibition models made by Howard Hodgkin’s studio in preparation for installing an exhibition.
- [Olympic Games](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/olympic-games) - Poster for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Print run of 500,000, published on 4 November 2011.
- [Broadgate Centre](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/broadgate-centre) - Hodgkin designed a mural, Wave, for the swimming pool (now part of the Virgin Active Healthclub) in the Broadgate Centre, London EC2 (architect Peter Foggo; commissioned by Rosehaugh Stanhope). It was executed in Venetian glass mosaic.
- [New Worlds Stamp](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/new-worlds-stamp) - A 64p stamp used Hodgkin’s design, New Worlds, also published as a limited edition screen print.
- [The Nutcracker](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/the-nutcracker) - Hodgkin’s designs for this opera by Matthew Bourne was not realised; “In this case we are left with fragments without a whole and have to make the creative leap ourselves in imagining how these designs could have been used.” John-Paul Stonard, Howard Hodgkin: Stage Designs, 2002.
- [Glyndebourne Festival](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/glyndebourne-festival) - Design for the programme and book cover for the 1998 Glyndebourne Festival.
- [Lomonosov Plate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/lomonosov-plate)
- [High Gate Ponds](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/high-gate-ponds) - Hodgkin creates a poster of Highgate Ponds for the London Underground. To buy the poster click HERE.
- [IMAX Cinema](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/imax-cinema) - Hodgkin was commissioned to design a large wrap around image for the Imax Cinema, Waterloo Place, London, designed by Avery Associates for the British Film Institute. The design was blown up to 15 metres in height. Hodgkin’s image is an abstraction of a large eye.
- [Piano](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/piano) - Choreography: Ashley Page Set & costume design: Howard Hodgkin Music: Ludwig van Beethoven First performed by the Royal Ballet at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden on 6/11/89.
- [BBC Billboard Project](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/bbc-billboard-project) - A project set up by the BBC which aimed to take art out onto the street and place it directly into the context of people’s everyday lives. Hoping in the process to challenge traditional ideas of how art is presented and perceived. The project was documented in a series of TV programmes.
- [The Way We Live Now - Susan Sontag](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/the-way-we-live-now-susan-sontag) - This book is the result of a unique collaboration. ‘The Way We Live Now’ was first published as a short story in the New Yorker in 1986. It concerns the responses – doubting, possessive, comic – of a group of New Yorkers when they discover a close friend has Aids. Now Howard Hodgkin has created a series of hand-coloured engravings to go alongside the text.
- [Van Cliburn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/van-cliburn)
- [Destroyed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/destroyed)
- [Artplate](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/artplate)
- [Memories of Bombay / Mumbai](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/memories-of-bombay-mumbai) - Paintings and works on paper by Hodgkin that reference Bombay / Mumbai, India.
- [Quantel Paintbox](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/quantel-paintbox)
- [Layla and Majnun](https://howard-hodgkin.com/gallery/design/laylaandmajnun) - Layla and Majnun is a Mark Morris Dance Group production. Howard Hodgkin designed the costumes and decor. All of the musicians and dancers shared the stage space on platforms, in front of a backdrop of a reproduction of Hodgkin’s painting “Love and Death”. Morris describes it as “a visually, musically, and choreographically unified and self-contained concert piece. An enlightening tragedy.”

## Exhibitions

- [Irish Museum of Modern Art - 2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/irish-museum-of-modern-art-2006)
- [Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia - 2006-2007](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museo-nacional-centro-de-arte-reina-sofia-2006-2007)
- [Tate Britain - 2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-2006)
- [RBA Galleries - 1959](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/rba-galleries-1959)
- [Aberdeen Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/aberdeen-art-gallery-1976)
- [Museum of Modern Art - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-modern-art-1976)
- [Serpentine Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/serpentine-gallery-1976)
- [Turnpike Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/turnpike-gallery-1976)
- [Laing Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/laing-art-gallery-1976)
- [Graves Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/graves-art-gallery-1976)
- [Anthony d'Offay - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/anthony-doffay-1993)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1993-1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1993-1994)
- [Philadelphia Museum of Art - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/philadelphia-museum-of-art-2001)
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-2003)
- [Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/modern-art-museum-of-fort-worth-1995)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1986)
- [Tate Britain - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-1985)
- [Yale Center for British Art](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/yale-center-for-british-art)
- [Douglas Hyde Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/douglas-hyde-gallery-1991)
- [Musée des Beaux-Arts - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/musee-des-beaux-arts-1990)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1990)
- [Michael Werner Gallery - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/michael-werner-gallery-1990)
- [Galerie Haas & Fuchs - 2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-haas-fuchs-2004)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1967)
- [Kasmin Gallery - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kasmin-gallery-1969)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1982)
- [Bell Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/bell-gallery-1983)
- [University Art Museum - California - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/university-art-museum-california-1991)
- [Phillips Collection - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/phillips-collection-1984)
- [Yale Center for British Art - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/yale-center-for-british-art-1985)
- [Kestner-Gesellschaft - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kestner-gesellschaft-1985)
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/whitechapel-art-gallery-1985)
- [Waddington Galleries - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/waddington-galleries-1988)
- [Neue Galerie - Sammlung Ludwig - 1981-1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/neue-galerie-sammlung-ludwig-1981-1982)
- [Modern Art Oxford - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/modern-art-oxford-2010)
- [Dulwich Picture Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/dulwich-picture-gallery-2001)
- [Galleria Lawrence Rubin - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galleria-lawrence-rubin-2001)
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/southampton-city-art-gallery-1994)
- [Mead Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mead-gallery-1994)
- [Kettle's Yard - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kettles-yard-1994)
- [Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/scottish-national-gallery-of-modern-art-2002)
- [Gagosian - 980 Madison Ave - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-980-madison-ave-2011)
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-academy-of-arts-2002)
- [Galerie Lawrence Rubin - 1997](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-lawrence-rubin-1997)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2012](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-2012)
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2008](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-2008)
- [De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/de-pont-museum-of-contemporary-art-2010)
- [San Diego Museum of Art - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/san-diego-museum-of-art-2011)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1984)
- [Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg - 2002-03](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstmuseum-wolfsburg-2002-03)
- [Les Abattoirs - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/les-abattoirs-2003)
- [The Tate Gallery - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/the-tate-gallery-1967)
- [Peder Lund Gallery - 2011](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/peder-lund-gallery-2011)
- [Orangery at the New Arts Centre - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/orangery-at-the-new-arts-centre-2015)
- [Waddington Galleries II - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/waddington-galleries-ii-1976)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1988)
- [Gagosian Gallery (Paris) - 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-paris-2014)
- [Gagosian Gallery - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-1998)
- [Kasmin Gallery - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kasmin-gallery-1971)
- [Folkestone Arts Centre - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/folkestone-arts-centre-1971)
- [Royal West of England Academy - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-west-of-england-academy-1971)
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/southampton-city-art-gallery-1971)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - October 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-october-1962)
- [AIA Gallery - September 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/aia-gallery-september-1961)
- [Kunstforeningen - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstforeningen-1962)
- [ICA Gallery - 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ica-gallery-1962)
- [Galerie Stadler - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-stadler-1972)
- [Waddington Galleries - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/waddington-galleries-1995)
- [Kettle's Yard - 1999-2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kettles-yard-1999-2000)
- [City Art Gallery - 2000](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/city-art-gallery-2000)
- [Kornblee Gallery - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kornblee-gallery-1973)
- [Royal Scottish Academy - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-scottish-academy-1988)
- [British Pavilion - Venice Bienniale - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/british-pavilion-venice-bienniale-1984)
- [Hayward Gallery - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hayward-gallery-1977)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1976)
- [Whitworth Art Gallery - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/whitworth-art-gallery-1983)
- [Galerie Haas & Fuchs - 1998](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-haas-fuchs-1998)
- [Galerie Lutz & Thalmann - Zurich - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-lutz-thalmann-zurich-2005)
- [British Council Touring Exhibition - 1985-90](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/british-council-touring-exhibition-1985-90)
- [CSMVS - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/csmvs-2015)
- [Arnolfini Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arnolfini-gallery-1979)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - April 1962](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-april-1962)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1965)
- [Phillips Collection - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/phillips-collection-2002)
- [Galerie Muller - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-muller-1971)
- [Arnolfini Gallery - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arnolfini-gallery-1970)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1981)
- [Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tokyo-metropolitan-art-museum-1982)
- [Festival Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/festival-gallery-1974)
- [National Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-gallery-1979)
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-academy-of-arts-1981)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1978)
- [Tate Britain - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-1986)
- [Palais des Beaux-Arts - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/palais-des-beaux-arts-1973)
- [Contemporary Arts Museum - 2001-2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/contemporary-arts-museum-2001-2002)
- [Museum of Art - Rhode Island School of Design - 1988](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-art-rhode-island-school-of-design-1988)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1964)
- [Walker Art Center - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-center-1965)
- [Andre Emmerich Gallery, New York - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/andre-emmerich-gallery-new-york-1977)
- [Andre Emmerich Gallery, Zurich - 1977-1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/andre-emmerich-gallery-zurich-1977-1978)
- [Gagosian Gallery - 2009-2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-2009-2010)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1966)
- [Mappin Art Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mappin-art-gallery-1979)
- [Laing Art Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/laing-art-gallery-1980)
- [Arnolfini and Royal West of England Academy - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arnolfini-and-royal-west-of-england-academy-1980)
- [LA Louver Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/la-louver-gallery-1979)
- [Museum of Modern Art - Toyama - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-modern-art-toyama-1981)
- [Art Gallery of New South Wales - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/art-gallery-of-new-south-wales-1979)
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-academy-of-arts-1987)
- [Royal Academy of Arts - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-academy-of-arts-1977)
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/whitechapel-art-gallery-1963)
- [Städtische Kunstgalerie - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/stadtische-kunstgalerie-1964)
- [Barbican Art Gallery - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/barbican-art-gallery-1993)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1963)
- [Southampton City Art Gallery - 2009-2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/southampton-city-art-gallery-2009-2010)
- [Bernard Jacobson Gallery - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/bernard-jacobson-gallery-1991)
- [Galleria Milano - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galleria-milano-1966)
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1985-1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/carnegie-museum-of-art-1985-1986)
- [Sperone Westwater Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/sperone-westwater-gallery-2001)
- [Galerie Andres Thalmann - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-andres-thalmann-2015)
- [British School at Rome - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/british-school-at-rome-1992)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2001](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-2001)
- [Barbican Art Gallery Tour - 2006](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/barbican-art-gallery-tour-2006)
- [Arts Council Gallery, Belfast - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-gallery-belfast-1964)
- [Marlborough Fine Art - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/marlborough-fine-art-1986)
- [Tokyo International Biennale, Tokyo - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tokyo-international-biennale-tokyo-1974)
- [Lefevre Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lefevre-gallery-1974)
- [Tokyo International Biennale, Osaka - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tokyo-international-biennale-osaka-1974)
- [Hirschl & Alder Galleries - 1990 - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hirschl-alder-galleries-1990-1991)
- [Museum of Modern Art - New York - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-modern-art-new-york-2005)
- [Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/solomon-r-guggenheim-museum-1983)
- [Phillips Collection - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/phillips-collection-1989)
- [Graves Art Gallery (Indian Drawings) - 1983](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/graves-art-gallery-indian-drawings-1983)
- [Lalit Kala Akademi - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lalit-kala-akademi-1984)
- [Jehangir Nicholson Museum of Modern Art - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/jehangir-nicholson-museum-of-modern-art-1985)
- [Timothy Gurney Gallery - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/timothy-gurney-gallery-2005)
- [Arts Council of Great Britain (Hayward Gallery) - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-of-great-britain-hayward-gallery-1974)
- [Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris - 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/musee-dart-moderne-de-la-ville-de-paris-1973)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1974](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1974)
- [Ulster Museum - 1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ulster-museum-1981)
- [Mall Galleries - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mall-galleries-1975)
- [Schweizer Mustermesse - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/schweizer-mustermesse-1975)
- [Tate Britain - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-1984)
- [RBA Galleries - 1960](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/rba-galleries-1960)
- [Museum of Modern Art - 1984](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-modern-art-1984)
- [Lunds Konsthall - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lunds-konsthall-1979)
- [Lalit Kala Akademi - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lalit-kala-akademi-1968)
- [National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-museum-of-modern-art-tokyo-1970)
- [Musée Grimaldi - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/musee-grimaldi-1969)
- [Kunstforening, Trondheim - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstforening-trondheim-1972)
- [Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstnerforbundet-oslo-1972)
- [Kunstforeningen, Bergen - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstforeningen-bergen-1972)
- [Museum Narodwe Warszawie - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-narodwe-warszawie-1972)
- [Museum Narodowe, Krakow - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-narodowe-krakow-1972)
- [Museum Narodowe, Ponzan - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-narodowe-ponzan-1972)
- [Kunstverein fur die Rheinlande und Westfalen - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstverein-fur-die-rheinlande-und-westfalen-1964)
- [The Stone Gallery - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/the-stone-gallery-1963)
- [Serpentine Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/serpentine-gallery-1994)
- [Palazzo Strozzi - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/palazzo-strozzi-1968)
- [Museum of Modern Art Oxford - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-modern-art-oxford-1987)
- [Mucsarnok Budapest - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mucsarnok-budapest-1987)
- [Narodni Galerie - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/narodni-galerie-1987)
- [Zacheta - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/zacheta-1987)
- [Royal Scottish Academy - 1985](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/royal-scottish-academy-1985)
- [Neuberger Museum of Art - 1986-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/neuberger-museum-of-art-1986-1987)
- [Contemporary Arts Museum - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/contemporary-arts-museum-1987)
- [Arthur Tooth & Sons - 1971](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arthur-tooth-sons-1971)
- [Mall Galleries - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mall-galleries-1979)
- [Galerie Aujourd'hui - 1966](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-aujourdhui-1966)
- [Tate Britain - 1996-97](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-1996-97)
- [Casino Communal - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/casino-communal-1970)
- [National Portrait Gallery - 1993-1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-portrait-gallery-1993-1994)
- [Bath Festival - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/bath-festival-1965)
- [AIA Gallery - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/aia-gallery-1970)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1979)
- [Museum of Contemporary Art - Andros - 2005](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-of-contemporary-art-andros-2005)
- [Whitechapel Art Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/whitechapel-art-gallery-1980)
- [Arts Council Gallery, Belfast - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-gallery-belfast-1969)
- [Bear Lane Gallery - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/bear-lane-gallery-1965)
- [Hayward Gallery - 1976](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hayward-gallery-1976)
- [Knoedler Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/knoedler-gallery-1978)
- [Musée Rath - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/musee-rath-1980)
- [Smith College Museum of Art - 1991](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/smith-college-museum-of-art-1991)
- [Cartwright Hall - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/cartwright-hall-1987)
- [Castle Museum and Art Gallery - 1986-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/castle-museum-and-art-gallery-1986-1987)
- [Shipley Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/shipley-art-gallery-1987)
- [City Museum and Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/city-museum-and-art-gallery-1987)
- [South Bank Centre - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/south-bank-centre-1992)
- [Gardner Art Centre - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gardner-art-centre-1979)
- [Tate Britain - 2004](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-2004)
- [National Gallery of Art - 1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-gallery-of-art-1996)
- [Jahrhunderthalle Hoechst - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/jahrhunderthalle-hoechst-1975)
- [Forum Leverkusen - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/forum-leverkusen-1975)
- [Sotheby's Edinburgh - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/sothebys-edinburgh-1980)
- [Yorkshire House - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/yorkshire-house-1963)
- [ICA Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ica-gallery-1987)
- [Laing Art Gallery and Northern Centre for Contemporary Art - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/laing-art-gallery-and-northern-centre-for-contemporary-art-1987)
- [Harris Museum and Art Gallery - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/harris-museum-and-art-gallery-1987)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1972)
- [De Cordova Museum - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/de-cordova-museum-1975)
- [Israel Museum - 1992-1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/israel-museum-1992-1993)
- [Gemeentev Museum - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gemeentev-museum-1964)
- [Palais de Beaux-Arts de Bruxelles - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/palais-de-beaux-arts-de-bruxelles-1965)
- [Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tochigi-prefectural-museum-of-fine-arts-1982)
- [National Museum of Art - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-museum-of-art-1982)
- [Fukuoka Art Museum - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/fukuoka-art-museum-1982)
- [Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art - 1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hokkaido-museum-of-modern-art-1982)
- [AIA Gallery - May 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/aia-gallery-may-1961)
- [RBA Galleries - 1961](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/rba-galleries-1961)
- [Victoria Art Gallery - 1988-1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/victoria-art-gallery-1988-1989)
- [Brighton Polytechnic Gallery - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/brighton-polytechnic-gallery-1989)
- [Michael Parkin Gallery - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/michael-parkin-gallery-1989)
- [Hayward Gallery - 1991-1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hayward-gallery-1991-1992)
- [Arts Council Gallery, London - 1963](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-gallery-london-1963)
- [ICA Gallery - 1978](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ica-gallery-1978)
- [Walker Art Gallery - 1980-1981](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/walker-art-gallery-1980-1981)
- [Ukrainian National Museum - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ukrainian-national-museum-1990)
- [Museum Ludwig - 1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/museum-ludwig-1989)
- [Ashmolean Museum - 2009](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ashmolean-museum-2009)
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1988-1989](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/carnegie-museum-of-art-1988-1989)
- [Carnegie Museum of Art - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/carnegie-museum-of-art-1993)
- [Hayward Annual - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/hayward-annual-1980)
- [Arts Council of Great Britain Touring Exhibition - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-of-great-britain-touring-exhibition-1965)
- [Premio Lissone, Comune di Lissone - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/premio-lissone-comune-di-lissone-1965)
- [Lutz & Thalmann - Zurich - 2003](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lutz-thalmann-zurich-2003)
- [Adelson Galleries - 1992](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/adelson-galleries-1992)
- [Château de La Sarraz - 1965](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/chateau-de-la-sarraz-1965)
- [AIR Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/air-gallery-1980)
- [Dimock Gallery - 1994](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/dimock-gallery-1994)
- [Andres Thalmann Galerie - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/andres-thalmann-galerie-2010)
- [Tate Gallery - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-gallery-1980)
- [Cartwright Hall - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/cartwright-hall-1979)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2014](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-2014)
- [Malmesbury - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/malmesbury-1980)
- [Peter Pears Gallery, Aldeburgh - 2002](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/peter-pears-gallery-aldeburgh-2002)
- [Metropolitan Museum - 1995-1996](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/metropolitan-museum-1995-1996)
- [Gagosian Gallery (London) - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/gagosian-gallery-london-2015)
- [Fourteen Hand-coloured Lithographs and Etchings 1977-1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/fourteen-hand-coloured-lithographs-and-etchings-1977-1987)
- [Lumley Cazalet - 1990](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/lumley-cazalet-1990)
- [Arnolfini Gallery, solo - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arnolfini-gallery-solo-1972)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 2009](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-2009)
- [Bradford City Art Gallery and Museums - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/bradford-city-art-gallery-and-museums-1968)
- [Alecto Gallery - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alecto-gallery-1969)
- [Forum Stadtpark - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/forum-stadtpark-1969)
- [Kunstlerhaus Galerie - 1969](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/kunstlerhaus-galerie-1969)
- [Arts Council of Great Britian - 1986](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/arts-council-of-great-britian-1986)
- [Victoria and Albert Museum - 1987](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/victoria-and-albert-museum-1987)
- [Nicholas Metivier Gallery - 2015](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/nicholas-metivier-gallery-2015)
- [ICA - 1964](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ica-1964)
- [National Museum, Reykjavik - 1970](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/national-museum-reykjavik-1970)
- [Zoumboulakis Gallery - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/zoumboulakis-gallery-1972)
- [International Cultureel Centrum - 1972](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/international-cultureel-centrum-1972)
- [The National Museum, Malta, 1973](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/the-national-museum-malta-1973)
- [Mauritius - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/mauritius-1975)
- [Queensland Art Gallery - 1975](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/queensland-art-gallery-1975)
- [British Council Office, Lagos - 1977](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/british-council-office-lagos-1977)
- [Finland - 1979](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/finland-1979)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 1999](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-1999)
- [Tate Britain - 1981-1982](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/tate-britain-1981-1982)
- [The Museum of Modern Art, New York - 1980](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/the-museum-of-modern-art-new-york-1980)
- [Galleria Milano - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galleria-milano-1968)
- [Laing Art Gallery and Museum - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/laing-art-gallery-and-museum-1968)
- [Camden Arts Centre - 1968](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/camden-arts-centre-1968)
- [Galerie Alice Pauli Lausanne - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/galerie-alice-pauli-lausanne-1967)
- [Marie-Suzanne Feigel Bale - 1967](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/marie-suzanne-feigel-bale-1967)
- [Metropolitan Museum - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/metropolitan-museum-2010)
- [Alan Cristea Gallery - 1995](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/alan-cristea-gallery-1995)
- [Ashmolean Museum - 2010](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/ashmolean-museum-2010)
- [Leo Castelli Gallery - New York - 1993](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/leo-castelli-gallery-new-york-1993)
- [Abbot Hall Art Gallery - 2016](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-exhibitions/abbot-hall-art-gallery-2016)

## Collections

- [New York](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/new-york)
- [Unknown](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/unknown)
- [Birmingham (on loan)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/birmingham-on-loan)
- [Sicily](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/sicily)
- [Cambridge](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/cambridge)
- [Cardiff](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/cardiff)
- [London](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/london)
- [Chicago](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/chicago)
- [Houston](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/houston)
- [Michigan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/michigan)
- [Colorado (on loan)](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/colorado-on-loan)
- [Minneapolis](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/minneapolis)
- [Swindon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/swindon)
- [Chichester](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/chichester)
- [Birmingham](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/birmingham)
- [San Diego](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/san-diego)
- [Oldham](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/oldham)
- [St Louis](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/st-louis)
- [Manchester](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/manchester)
- [Oxford](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/oxford)
- [Purchase College](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/purchase-college)
- [Edinburgh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/edinburgh)
- [Providence](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/providence)
- [Lisbon](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/lisbon)
- [Bahia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bahia)
- [Melbourne](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/melbourne)
- [Washington D.C.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/washington-d-c)
- [Madrid](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/madrid)
- [Bristol](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bristol)
- [Adelaide](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/adelaide)
- [Bath](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bath)
- [Southampton](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/southampton)
- [Kettering](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/kettering)
- [Canberra](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/canberra)
- [Pittsburgh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/pittsburgh)
- [Los Angeles](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/los-angeles)
- [Tilburg](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/tilburg)
- [Western Galilee](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/western-galilee)
- [Lausanne](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/lausanne)
- [Ontario](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/ontario)
- [Chandigarh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/chandigarh)
- [Canberra|Medford](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/canberramedford)
- [Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/kohlberg-kravis-roberts-company)
- [Private Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/private-collection)
- [The artist.](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/the-artist)
- [Sao Paulo](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/sao-paulo)
- [Renee Nelson](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/renee-nelson)
- [Mr and Mrs Christopher Harland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-christopher-harland)
- [Kronos Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/kronos-collection)
- [Mr and Mrs Paul Cornwall Jones](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-paul-cornwall-jones)
- [Luther W. Brady](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/luther-w-brady)
- [Marquis of Dufferin and Ava](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/marquis-of-dufferin-and-ava)
- [Berlin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/berlin)
- [De Beers](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/de-beers)
- [Paris](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/paris)
- [Belgium](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/belgium)
- [Hong Kong](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/hong-kong)
- [Mr and Mrs Graham Gund](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-graham-gund)
- [Switzerland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/switzerland)
- [Bill and Mary Noël Lamont](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bill-and-mary-noel-lamont)
- [Peter Simon Family Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/peter-simon-family-collection)
- [Mary Beth and Walter Buck](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mary-beth-and-walter-buck)
- [Roxanne and Bruce Bethany](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/roxanne-and-bruce-bethany)
- [Mr and Mrs John L.Townsend III](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-john-l-townsend-iii)
- [Miss Patricia Jones](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/miss-patricia-jones)
- [Richard D. Cohen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/richard-d-cohen)
- [Loretta and Robert K. Lifton](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/loretta-and-robert-k-lifton)
- [Singapore](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/singapore)
- [Francine Barkan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/francine-barkan)
- [California](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/california)
- [Ron and Ann Pizzuti](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/ron-and-ann-pizzuti)
- [Gisela and Dennis Alter](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/gisela-and-dennis-alter)
- [Alexander M. Ward](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/alexander-m-ward)
- [Connecticut](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/connecticut)
- [Ohio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/ohio)
- [Mr Howard Weingrow](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-howard-weingrow)
- [Philadelphia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/philadelphia)
- [Michael Green](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/michael-green)
- [Malcolm Weiner](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/malcolm-weiner)
- [Raymond D. Nasher](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/raymond-d-nasher)
- [Massachusetts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/massachusetts)
- [Las Vegas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/las-vegas)
- [Mary Tyler Moore and Dr S. Robert Levine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mary-tyler-moore-and-dr-s-robert-levine)
- [Susan Kasen Summer and Robert D. Summer](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/susan-kasen-summer-and-robert-d-summer)
- [Robert R. Littman and Sully Bonnelly](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/robert-r-littman-and-sully-bonnelly)
- [Mexico](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mexico)
- [Oliver and Nyda Prenn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/oliver-and-nyda-prenn)
- [The Figeac Trust](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/the-figeac-trust)
- [Harold and Sandy Price](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/harold-and-sandy-price)
- [Roger Thomas](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/roger-thomas)
- [John and Mary Pappajohn](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/john-and-mary-pappajohn)
- [Guy Barron](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/guy-barron)
- [Katherine and Keith Sachs](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/katherine-and-keith-sachs)
- [Dina and Jerry Wind](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/dina-and-jerry-wind)
- [Elizabeth and Rory Brooks](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/elizabeth-and-rory-brooks)
- [Alexander Trobisch](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/alexander-trobisch)
- [Patricia Blanchet and Ed Bradley](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/patricia-blanchet-and-ed-bradley)
- [Edwin C. Cohen](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/edwin-c-cohen)
- [Sydney](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/sydney)
- [James and Jacqui Erskine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/james-and-jacqui-erskine)
- [Marion Boulton Stroud](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/marion-boulton-stroud)
- [Amita and Purnendu Chatterjee](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/amita-and-purnendu-chatterjee)
- [Estate of Susan Sontag](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/estate-of-susan-sontag)
- [Janice Robinson and Nicholas Lander](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/janice-robinson-and-nicholas-lander)
- [Marco Compagnoni](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/marco-compagnoni)
- [Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rubin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-lawrence-rubin)
- [Donald and Barbara Zucker](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/donald-and-barbara-zucker)
- [Germany](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/germany)
- [James Fenton](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/james-fenton)
- [Nicola Reed](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/nicola-reed)
- [Philip Abrams and Ida Levine](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/philip-abrams-and-ida-levine)
- [His Grace The Duke of Westminster](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/his-grace-the-duke-of-westminster)
- [Barbara Lloyd](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/barbara-lloyd)
- [Ruth and Jerome A.Siegel](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/ruth-and-jerome-a-siegel)
- [Caroline Wiseman](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/caroline-wiseman)
- [Bert Kaplan](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bert-kaplan)
- [Lawrence Rubin](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/lawrence-rubin)
- [Pat Kavanagh](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/pat-kavanagh)
- [Mr and Mrs G. Allen Mebane](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-g-allen-mebane)
- [James Duffy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/james-duffy)
- [Edward L. Gardner](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/edward-l-gardner)
- [Joan Bingham](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/joan-bingham)
- [Lhoist Group Collection](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/lhoist-group-collection)
- [Mr and Mrs Frank Wood](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-frank-wood)
- [Stanley and Gail Hollander](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/stanley-and-gail-hollander)
- [Mrs Carmen P. Seoane](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mrs-carmen-p-seoane)
- [Lorie Peters Lauthier](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/lorie-peters-lauthier)
- [Mr and Mrs Meredith Long](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/mr-and-mrs-meredith-long)
- [Destroyed by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/destroyed-by-the-artist)
- [Bruce and Judith Eissner](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/bruce-and-judith-eissner)
- [Perth](https://howard-hodgkin.com/art-collections/perth)

## Resources

- [Films & Audio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/films-and-audio) - Films, documentaries and extracts from television programmes featuring Howard Hodgkin.
- [Texts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/texts) - Hodgkin in his own words: Transcriptions of interviews with the artist. Learn from the critics’ insights.
- [Publications](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/publications) - Exhibition catalogues, monographs and other books, including links to purchase them where possible.
- [Chronology](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/chronology) - “1937: At the age of 5 Hodgkin determines to become a painter.” A timeline of notable events in the artist’s life and career.
- [Bibliography](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/bibliography) - Essays, articles and books. 1959 – present.
- [Critical Essays](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/texts/critical-essays)
- [Selected Reviews](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/texts/selected-reviews)
- [Interviews](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/texts/interviews)
- [The Artist's Words](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/texts/the-artists-words)
- [Selected Catalogues](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/publications/selected-catalogues)
- [Selected Books](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/publications/selected-books)
- [Posters & Postcards](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/publications/posters-postcards)
- [Solo Exhibitions](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/bibliography/solo-exhibitions)
- [Indian Paintings & Drawings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/bibliography/indian-paintings-drawings)
- [Texts by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/bibliography/texts-by-the-artist)
- [Books illustrated by the artist](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/bibliography/books-illustrated-by-the-artist)

## Exhibition Types

- [Paintings](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions/paintings)
- [Prints](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions/prints)
- [Solo Shows](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions/solo-shows)
- [Group Shows](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions/group-shows)
- [Other](https://howard-hodgkin.com/exhibitions/other)

## Collection Region

- [United Kingdom](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/united-kingdom)
- [USA](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/usa)
- [Australia](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/australia)
- [Brazil](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/brazil)
- [Canada](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/canada)
- [India](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/india)
- [Israel](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/israel)
- [Italy](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/italy)
- [Netherlands](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/netherlands)
- [Portugal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/portugal)
- [Spain](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/spain)
- [Switzerland](https://howard-hodgkin.com/resources/collections/regions/switzerland)

## Indian Types

- [Portrait](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/gallery/portrait)
- [Elephants](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/gallery/elephants)
- [Flora & Fauna](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/gallery/flora-fauna)

## Locality

- [Mughal](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/location/mughal)
- [Deccani](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/location/deccani)
- [Bijapur](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/location/bijapur)

## Indian Resource

- [Texts](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resources/texts)
- [Films & Audio](https://howard-hodgkin.com/indian-collection/resources/films-audio)