Living With Art: Central Park Tower

Loretta Howard Gallery in association with Rottet Studio

Loretta Howard Gallery presents a series of installations of art in homes and interiors. In this installation, curated by Rottet Studio and towering above midtown Manhattan, the art compliments the city below. These particular works were chosen to bring warmth and humanity to the interior while not competing with the extraordinary views outside. View more installation photos here.

Left: David Row, Untitled (DR 961), 2015, Oil on paper, 12 x 9 inches
Right: Richard Anuszkiewicz, Silver Rainbow with Grays, 1989, Painted acrylic on wood construction, 48 x 86 inches
Photo by David Mitchell

For price inquiries please contact Anthony at anthony@lorettahoward.com

Living With Art: Central Park Tower

Loretta Howard Gallery in association with Rottet Studio

Loretta Howard Gallery presents a series of installations of art in homes and interiors. In this installation, curated by Rottet Studio and towering above midtown Manhattan, the art compliments the city below. These particular works were chosen to bring warmth and humanity to the interior while not competing with the extraordinary views outside. View more installation photos here.

Main wall: Cleve Gray, Man and Nature #3, c. 2008, Acrylic on canvas, 70 x 126 inches
Table: Joel Perlman, Roundhouse (Maquette), 2018, Stainless Steel, 17 x 16 x 6 inches
Photo by David Mitchell

For price inquiries please contact Anthony at anthony@lorettahoward.com

Living With Art: Central Park Tower

Loretta Howard Gallery in association with Rottet Studio

Loretta Howard Gallery presents a series of installations of art in homes and interiors. In this installation, curated by Rottet Studio and towering above midtown Manhattan, the art compliments the city below. These particular works were chosen to bring warmth and humanity to the interior while not competing with the extraordinary views outside. View more installation photos here.

Wall: Cleve Gray, Memorium to George Rowley, 1963, Oil on linen mounted on masonite, 82 x 22 inches
Photo courtesy of Loretta Howard Gallery

For price inquiries please contact Anthony at anthony@lorettahoward.com

Remembering Maureen Howard, 1930 - 2022

In well-reviewed works like “Natural History” and “A Lover’s Almanac,” she was intent, a fellow writer said, on “making the novel do and hold more.”

Maureen Howard, who first drew wide attention in 1965 with her novel “Bridgeport Bus,” which came to be regarded as a precursor to second-wave feminism, and went on to write ambitious, well-regarded books for 45 more years, died on Sunday in Manhattan. She was 91.

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Architectural Digest: Central Park Tower in association with Lauren Rottet Studio

Today Architectural Digest takes you high above Midtown Manhattan to tour a $38.5 million home on the 92nd floor of Central Park Tower, the tallest residential building in the world. Designer Lauren Rottet explains the choices she made in creating the interiors as we have a look around this super-luxurious New York property with eye-popping views of Central Park.

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The Brooklyn Rail: Sacred Spaces: Art and Spirituality review by Mary Ann Caws

Loretta Howard and her gallery have planned this amazing and ongoing celebration of the way in which art can enhance an entire life of religious ritual. This immediate burgeoning of new work, relating, in the case of the great Greek artist Antonakos, to Byzantium and the sacred gold background, responds to just what we might have been suffering lately, in view of the crises in the world beyond the building whose art we are celebrating.

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