Ryan Henry Ward 
Seattle's Most Celebrated Public Artist

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​HENRY'S GALLERY

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THE HENRY UNIVERSE

​Henry at the Waterfront

Visit Henry's new home at the Seattle Waterfront Marketplace located below Seattle's famous Pike Place Market, the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the United States. The Waterfront Marketplace is a permanent, year-round indoor art market located at 1400 Alaskan Way, directly across from the new ​Waterfront Park.

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SEATTLE'S COLORFUL MURAL ADVENTURE

HENRY ART TOURS

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Embark on the Henry Art Tour, as we tour through the colorful streets of Seattle, where art comes to life on almost every corner. Your tour guide will lead you on a remarkable journey  with over 20 unique murals that unveil the art and humor of Henry, Seattle's most renowned public artist.

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ART IN ACTION
One Thousand Sasquatch Heads

Over 2,000 home owners and businesses have signed up to participate in (arguably) the most expansive public art project in the Pacific Northwest.

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 SHOP HENRY ONLINE

Henry’s artwork is more than just decoration—it’s a story, an experience, and a conversation starter. Whether you’re drawn to his playful creatures, dreamlike landscapes, or surreal characters, each canvas print carries the heart and soul of his larger-than-life murals.

Henry's official shop offers a variety of high-quality prints in multiple sizes and print styles, perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to any space. 

THE ART OF HENRY IS A FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS

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Commission a Mural

Murals expand the possibilities of everyday life in your home or business. Henry has painted ​more than 1000 murals during his 19 year career. Commercial Mural clients include Cirque du Soleil, Pepsi Co, Microsoft, Amazon, and Anheuser-Busch.
Mural Photo: Camano Island Kennels (Camano Island, WA)

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THE ARTIST

Ryan Henry Ward, known as Henry, is an American artist recognized as Seattle's most prolific muralist. Publicly active as an artist only 2008, Henry has painted more than two thousand murals on building exteriors, school interiors, garages, vehicles, and businesses. Henry's goal is to promote joy and happiness throughout the world with his public art works.

Although Henry's work is wildly popular with the public and fellow artist, some critics have characterized his whimsical work as "brain-dead" and "meaningless". What do you think?

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