David Graeme Baker

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Peonies

$5,000
David Graeme Baker
Peonies
oil on panel, 12x15"

Canary

$4,400
David Graeme Baker
Canary
oil on panel, 9x10"

Migratory, Graphite Study

$1,200
David Graeme Baker
Migratory, Graphite Study
graphite on archival mat board, 16x40"

Tender

$12,000
David Graeme Baker
Tender
oil on linen mounted on panel, 22x40"

Morning at the Barnacle

$5,000
David Graeme Baker
Morning at the Barnacle
oil on linen mounted on panel, 16x14"

Penelope

$14,000
David Graeme Baker
Penelope
oil on linen mounted on panel, 28x32"

Migratory

$16,000
David Graeme Baker
Migratory
oil on linen mounted on panel, 23x42"

Bellwether - Evening

$7,000
David Graeme Baker
Bellwether - Evening
oil on paper mounted on panel, 20x21"

Study for August

$4,500
David Graeme Baker
Study for August
oil on panel, 11.75x13.25"

Oona's Dress

$4,200
David Graeme Baker
Oona's Dress
oil on panel, 12x9.5"

Surfacing

$6,400
David Graeme Baker
Surfacing
oil on linen mounted on panel, 17x17.5"

July

$6,400
David Graeme Baker
July
oil on linen mounted on panel, 16x20"

August Dawn

$6,400
David Graeme Baker
August Dawn
oil on linen mounted on panel, 16x20"

Ivy and Winslow

SOLD
David Graeme Baker
Ivy and Winslow
oil on linen mounted on panel, 20x32"

Ivy and Winslow, Study

SOLD
David Graeme Baker
Ivy and Winslow, Study
oil on linen mounted on panel, 16x16"

September Mailboat

SOLD
David Graeme Baker
September Mailboat
oil on panel, 14x11"


Bio

David Graeme Baker (b. 1968) is originally from South Africa. He is a graduate of Wesleyan University and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. David's paintings exemplify his meticulous eye for detail. He gives heightened importance to mundane moments and emotional resonance through his long process of planning, doing studies, and taking his time to craft his assembled imagery and implied narratives. He lives with his wife, son, and daughter in Hancock, Maine.

"The landscape of Maine and depictions of my family and friends within its embrace are the catalysts for my paintings. Realism anchors my work, though I purposefully conflate reality and fiction to imbue the images with enigmatic, yet evocative dreamlike meaning.”