Recognized by many people all over the world for his fine art on canvas and shale, Henry Lobo can be classified as a well established and successful full time artist.

In elementary school Henry was taught by Italian nuns (Sister Ida, Angela and Jacinta), they introduced him to arts and crafts and tutored him even after regular class hours, teaching him how to paint. In his high school (St. Anthony's Monte De Guirim, Goa) run by Franciscan Priests, Brother Vitalis further educated him about the world of art. in 1969 Henry traveled to London England where he trained for two years at Sir John Cass College of Art.

Currently Henry resides in Mississauga Ontario, where he has been living for over 20 years. Originally he comes from a place located on the south west coast of India called goa. He arrived in Canada in 1971 and was initially employed by various companies, some of which were involved in colour blending and cartography. The experience and knowledge gained through his early employment were later applied in his career as an artist.

In 1974 Henry commenced painting full time and traveled extensively throughout Canada to gain exposure. Many of his pieces have been exhibited in galleries across the country.

As a versatile artist, Henry uses what could be considered a North American technique, although having a distinct style of his own. He works predominately in acrylics, using the paint very generously and ingeniously to give his paintings a three-dimensional effect. He also paints on shale using the contours of the rock to add a unique perspective of depth and dimension.

Henry Lobo has displayed his works at numerous established art exhibitions such as: One of a Kind, Signatures, Art in the Park Windsor / Parry Sound / Mississauga / Cobourg Waterfront Festival, Kempenfest - Barrie, London Home County, Montreal, Kingston, Belleville, Sarnia and many others. his paintings hang on the walls of thousands of homes throughout Canada and all over the world.