Pigeons

Nancy Howe’s life as an artist began early, her art encouraged by her father who introduced her childhood work to mentors in the art department at Esquire Magazine in NYC where he worked. 

It foretold her rise as a wildlife artist early in her career, a professional life that came to flourish at 40 after raising two sons and sheep on a small farm in Vermont. 

Howe’s paintings have been described as suffused with light, exquisitely textural, and as having a quiet presence that pervades even the most dynamic compositions of diverse subjects: birds, animals, figures, landscape, and still life.