Delmas Howe

Delmas Howe (born October 22, 1935) is an American painter and muralist whose figurative work depicts mythological and archetypal – sometimes homoerotic – themes in a neoclassical, realist style.[1]

Delmas Howe
Born
Delmas Howe

(1935-10-22) October 22, 1935
El Paso, Texas, US
Occupation(s)Artist, painter

After graduation from high school he progressed through undergraduate work at Wichita State University, then four years in the US Air Force, a move to the East Coast, graduate work at Yale University and several years of classes in NYC at the Art Students League of New York while working as a professional musician. After a return to the West and a successful design studio in Amarillo, Texas, he returned to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. His work is in the collections of a number of museums including the Albuquerque Museum where his painting The Three Graces from 1978 is on permanent view,[2] the British Museum, Amarillo Art Center, and the New Mexico Museum of Art.[3]

The Truth or Consequences of Delmas Howe is a documentary which explores Howe's life, his work, and the controversy it has generated.[4]

References
  1. Lucie-Smith, Edward. (1991) [1985.]. The Male Nude. A Modern View. London: Sarema Press. ISBN 1-870758-10-2.
  2. "Home". albuquerquemuseum.org.
  3. Adlmann, Jan; McIntyre, Barbara (1996). Contemporary Art in New Mexico. Australia: Craftsman House. p. 213. ISBN 976809771X.
  4. "The Truth or Consequences of Delmas Howe (2004) - IMDb". IMDb.


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