"Backstage", Acrylic
Harriet Baldwin
Grasonville, Maryland
Born 1921
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"Backstage", Acrylic
Harriet Baldwin |
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Before macular degeneration, Harriet's paintings were highly realistic. Her transition to abstract art was developed under Ruben Tam at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, better suiting her remaining sharp, peripheral vision …permitting her to create "dramatic interpretations of life's experiences." Her awards include First Annual Contemporary Award (1966) Academy of Art, Easton, Maryland and first and second prizes (1995 and 1996 respectively) Chesapeake College, Wye Mills, Maryland. | |||||||||||