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Robert Stackhouse

Robert Stackhouse was born in 1942 in Bronxville, New York. He is an artist living and working in Florida.

Background

Honorary Doctorate, University of South Florida; Tampa, FL (2006)

MFA, University of Maryland; College Park, MD (1967)

BA, University of South Florida; Tampa, FL (1965)

National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship for Works of Paper (1991)

National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Sculpture (1977)

Professor, Professor Emeritus, and Chair, BFA Program, Corcoran School of Art; Washington, D.C. (active 1966-87)

Normal Editions Projects

Stackhouse participated in a collaborative print project at Normal Editions Workshop during a short term residency in the School of Art at Illinois State University in 1983.

Brooklyn Bridge was featured in an exhibition celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Brooklyn Bridge shown at the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage in 1983.

Artist Robert Stackhouse stands with artists Ray George and Richard Finch, reviewing prints laying on a table in front of them.

Artist Robert Stackhouse (right) reviews prints with fellow artists Ray George (left) and Richard Finch (middle)

Resources

Artist Website

Oliver Ranch Foundation

Wikipedia article

Gallery Representation

City Arts: NYC - Stackhouse

Prints from Normal Editions

Brooklyn Bridge is included in the Marks from the Matrix and Selected Impressions traveling exhibitions available from Normal Editions Workshop.

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

Robert Stackhouse
five-color lithograph
16 1/2" x 34 1/2"
edition size: 20 arabic numeral impressions
and 10 roman numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 1983
N.E.W. work #83-103

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