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He also taught at Pratt Graphic Center, Brooklyn College, and New York City Technical College.
Rosenhouse illustrated a number of children's books including What Kind of Feet Does a Bear Have? (with text by future best-selling novelist Judith Rossner), Have You Seen Trees? and The Science Book of Magnets. He also illustrated The Coffee House Song Book.
He also created woodcuts for religious and history books, music scores for Paul Kapp's General Music Publishing Co, posters for The Arab-Israeli Peace Conference: The Road to Peace, 1989, and various record album covers for Folkways Records, "The Look of the Listen: The Cover Art of Folkways Records". Folkways Magazine. "Ronald Clyne: Folkways Records Cover Design". Artspace. MGM Records, Columbia Records, "Sexy, Sensational Cover". December 7, 1960 The Progress-Index from Petersburg, Virginia Paul Kapp's Serenus Records.
Rosenhouse's works have been shown at the Library of Congress, The Museum of Modern Art, The Brooklyn Museum, "Exhibitions: National Print Exhibition, 11th Biennial". Brooklyn Museum. and the San Francisco Museum of Art. Additionally, his work is in permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution. Rosenhouse, Irwin". Collection database at the Smithsonian Institution "Library Displaying Rosenhouse's Works". Daily Sentinel, Rome, NY, 4 November 1965.
Rosenhouse was the proprietor of the Rosenhouse Gallery in New York.
Awards include the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award, two-time recipient of the Huntington-Hartford fellowship, about the dissolution of the Huntington Hatrtford artist colony) Pottstown Mercury , Pottstown, Pennsylvania · July 2, 1965 Page 17. Billboard Annual Award and 1st Prize in the Rome Collaborative.
Rosenhouse resided in Nassau County, New York.
An award is given in his name by the Society of American Graphic Artists. "SAGA members exhibit" . SAGAzine. "Hats off". Ka Lono Kanakahi, Volume 24 No. 5.
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