The fashion illustrator, who for more than four decades showcased his work in a Denver Art Museum exhibit, died April 21 in Lakewood.
James B. “Jim” Howard, a fashion illustrator for more than four decades whose work was showcased in a Denver Art Museum exhibit, died April 21 in Lakewood. He was 92.” was displayed at the art museum’s Hamilton Building from March 25 through July 22, 2018.
“I suddenly saw this as an opportunity to show how from the 1950s through the 1980s illustration was the way fashion trends were communicated,” Florence Müller told Born June 7, 1930, in Sterley, Texas, Howard, as a teenager, received a scholarship to study art at the Houston Museum of Fine Art. In 1950, Jim graduated from Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas. A year later he was awarded a scholarship for Art Studies at the College of Fine Arts, University of Texas.
Early in his career, Howard lived and worked in New York City, maintaining a downtown studio. He later lived in upstate New York in three different homes, all with studios.
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