‘Deep Blue Sea’ is coming up for auction at Sotheby’s London in the June 2012 day sale. www.sothebys.com…

…are usually small and in which memories of friends, places, dinner parties, feelings find expression in colour-saturated brushstrokes. His pictures stand between abstraction and figuration and he is, in his…

‘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…

…Cloud and Sundown, invite contemplation about encounters with nature. Hodgkin’s works have the appearance of spontaneity, yet they are the result of extensive layering and complex print processes. The artist…

Christie’s is offering House by Howard Hodgkin in their forth-coming Post War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in London in October 2014. For more details visit www.christies.com….

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….

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…

Ben Luke, from the Art Newspaper Podcast, talks to Antony Peattie, the music writer and partner of the late Howard Hodgkin about the artist’s last paintings, on show at Gagosian…

Catalogue raisonné of the prints, 2003, ed. Liesbeth Heenk; intro. Nan Rosenthal

…Dibbets, Jim Dine, Marie Harnett, Howard Hodgkin, Ben Johnson, Allen Jones, Langlands & Bell, Ian McKeever, Julian Opie, Mimmo Paladino, Lisa Ruyter, Joe Tilson, Paul Winstanley, Richard Woods and Catherine…

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…

…and depth. With Come Back Dull Care, Howard Hodgkin, one of England’s most celebrated contemporary artists, represents a decided stance against traditional easel painting. Trading canvas for wood early on…