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Michael Howard

(1941-), Conservative politician; Leader of the Conservative Party, Leader of the Opposition and MP for Folkestone and Hythe

Sitter in 3 portraits
Leader of the Conservative Party and Leader of the Opposition 2003-05. MP for Folkestone and Hythe from 1983 until his retirement in 2010, when he became a Conservative life peer in the House of Lords. Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer September 2001-03. Secretary of State for Employment (1990-92), the Environment (1992-3) and the Home Department (1993-7).

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Michael Howard, by Philip Bier - NPG x35956

Michael Howard

by Philip Bier
R-type colour print, 26 February 1990
NPG x35956

Michael Howard, by Martin Rowson - NPG D49458

Michael Howard

by Martin Rowson
pen and ink, 15 October 2002
NPG D49458

Mug Shots back cover artwork (Martin Rowson; John Wrobel; Charles Rodway Clarke; Richard Ingrams; Ken Livingstone; Jeremy Paxman; Michael Howard; David Blunkett; Keith Spencer Waterhouse; also includes portraits of Will Self; Jon Snow; Robin Cook), by Martin Rowson - NPG D49476

Mug Shots back cover artwork (Martin Rowson; John Wrobel; Charles Rodway Clarke; Richard Ingrams; Ken Livingstone; Jeremy Paxman; Michael Howard; David Blunkett; Keith Spencer Waterhouse; also includes portraits of Will Self; Jon Snow; Robin Cook)

by Martin Rowson
gouache and ink on paper, published 2005
NPG D49476

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