"LANDSCAPE" -Original Oil Painting on Canvas -Bruce Baker -Signed -1970's
"LANDSCAPE," an original 24×36” oil painting on canvas by Bruce Baker, takes you on a vibrant journey back to the 1970s. This signed piece, a treasure unearthed from an NYC Manhattan art gallery that kept its incredible inventory in hibernation for over 40 years, bursts with golden hues of an enchanting sunset dancing across the surface of a tranquil lake. Majestic mountains stand sentinel, their silhouettes perfectly complementing the soft ripples of the water below. Amidst this idyllic scene, a solitary boat floats, a tiny yet hopeful speck against the grandeur of nature. This artwork invites you to lose yourself in its charm and relive the wistful serenity of days gone by.
From 1937 to 2020, Bruce Baker navigated a colorful journey through the realms of art and education. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Art Education from New Paltz College in 1959 and a Master of Science from Syracuse University in 1966, he honed his artistic flair while serving as a military illustrator stationed at Fort Bragg, NC. Baker dedicated his life to teaching, inspiring countless students in the Catskill, Cortland, and Marcellus Central School Districts until 1992. His artistic talents flourished as he showcased his work in prestigious group exhibitions, winning numerous accolades at the New York State Fair and beyond. Renowned for his ability to blend color for a stimulating visual experience, Baker's legacy is immortalized in private collections and galleries across the U.S., making him a beloved figure in the art community for decades.
"LANDSCAPE," an original 24×36” oil painting on canvas by Bruce Baker, takes you on a vibrant journey back to the 1970s. This signed piece, a treasure unearthed from an NYC Manhattan art gallery that kept its incredible inventory in hibernation for over 40 years, bursts with golden hues of an enchanting sunset dancing across the surface of a tranquil lake. Majestic mountains stand sentinel, their silhouettes perfectly complementing the soft ripples of the water below. Amidst this idyllic scene, a solitary boat floats, a tiny yet hopeful speck against the grandeur of nature. This artwork invites you to lose yourself in its charm and relive the wistful serenity of days gone by.
From 1937 to 2020, Bruce Baker navigated a colorful journey through the realms of art and education. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Art Education from New Paltz College in 1959 and a Master of Science from Syracuse University in 1966, he honed his artistic flair while serving as a military illustrator stationed at Fort Bragg, NC. Baker dedicated his life to teaching, inspiring countless students in the Catskill, Cortland, and Marcellus Central School Districts until 1992. His artistic talents flourished as he showcased his work in prestigious group exhibitions, winning numerous accolades at the New York State Fair and beyond. Renowned for his ability to blend color for a stimulating visual experience, Baker's legacy is immortalized in private collections and galleries across the U.S., making him a beloved figure in the art community for decades.
"LANDSCAPE," an original 24×36” oil painting on canvas by Bruce Baker, takes you on a vibrant journey back to the 1970s. This signed piece, a treasure unearthed from an NYC Manhattan art gallery that kept its incredible inventory in hibernation for over 40 years, bursts with golden hues of an enchanting sunset dancing across the surface of a tranquil lake. Majestic mountains stand sentinel, their silhouettes perfectly complementing the soft ripples of the water below. Amidst this idyllic scene, a solitary boat floats, a tiny yet hopeful speck against the grandeur of nature. This artwork invites you to lose yourself in its charm and relive the wistful serenity of days gone by.
From 1937 to 2020, Bruce Baker navigated a colorful journey through the realms of art and education. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Art Education from New Paltz College in 1959 and a Master of Science from Syracuse University in 1966, he honed his artistic flair while serving as a military illustrator stationed at Fort Bragg, NC. Baker dedicated his life to teaching, inspiring countless students in the Catskill, Cortland, and Marcellus Central School Districts until 1992. His artistic talents flourished as he showcased his work in prestigious group exhibitions, winning numerous accolades at the New York State Fair and beyond. Renowned for his ability to blend color for a stimulating visual experience, Baker's legacy is immortalized in private collections and galleries across the U.S., making him a beloved figure in the art community for decades.
