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About the Artist ...

​  Howard Rose graduated from the School of Visual Arts and completed graduate studies at C.W. Post. He has studied under several well-known Metropolitan area artists and has taught oil painting at C.W. Post and the Art League of Long Island.

 

  His articles on teaching techniques have appeared in The Artist's and American Artist magazines. Howard has conducted workshops at Hudson Valley, Art Barge in the Hamptons, and Martha's Vineyard.

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  His work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at galleries in Albertson, East Hampton, and Southampton on Long Island.

 

  "Over the past 15 years, of teaching and critiquing art shows, I always say I have the ability of taking their painting UP a Notch. I never let a student start a painting without a good design. They can work for weeks on a painting but without a good design, It will never be a good and successful painting. I have designed very logical steps to start and complete an oil Painting. My mantra for my all my students is… Slow and Accurate. Be accurate with each step along the way…. color application, design, perspective, calligraphy etc. Doing it slow and accurate will assure the student in creating a successful painting."

Meeting Space Only:

Town of North Hempstead

Clinton G. Martin Community Center

1601 Marcus Avenue

New Hyde Park, NY 11040

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Updated: 10/08/2025

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