COLDWATER AND AREA STUDIO TOUR
Anita Baird
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Location: #15 on map, 10 Mill St. W., Hillsdale L0L 1V0
367 Galloway Blvd., Midland ON L4R 5C1
(705) 245-0067 abaird57@hotmail.com anitabairdart.weebly.co
Renowned for her meticulous wildlife paintings, Anita honed her self-taught drawing skills through childhood trips to Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum, refining her style into 'high-realism' that made her work sought after by art lovers across the country.
As artist-in-residence at Hamilton's Beckett Gallery, Anita's paintings were shown along side high calibre artists such as Robert Bateman. A year later she was named among the top thirty wildlife artists in the world. She went on to do commissions for private collectors as well as the Canadian Wildlife Federation, the Royal Ontario Museum, Ducks Unlimited, Gulf Oil, Canadian Tire, Braun Canada and many more. Nine limited edition prints were published and sold out within the same year.
Anita Baird's name is now listed in the National Gallery of Art of Canada in Ottawa.
After a lengthy hiatus, she has returned to doing her art. Now from her studio in Midland she concentrates on the fine details of her subject. She enjoys painting wildlife and the beautiful images of the local area.
367 Galloway Blvd., Midland ON L4R 5C1
(705) 245-0067 abaird57@hotmail.com anitabairdart.weebly.co
Renowned for her meticulous wildlife paintings, Anita honed her self-taught drawing skills through childhood trips to Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum, refining her style into 'high-realism' that made her work sought after by art lovers across the country.
As artist-in-residence at Hamilton's Beckett Gallery, Anita's paintings were shown along side high calibre artists such as Robert Bateman. A year later she was named among the top thirty wildlife artists in the world. She went on to do commissions for private collectors as well as the Canadian Wildlife Federation, the Royal Ontario Museum, Ducks Unlimited, Gulf Oil, Canadian Tire, Braun Canada and many more. Nine limited edition prints were published and sold out within the same year.
Anita Baird's name is now listed in the National Gallery of Art of Canada in Ottawa.
After a lengthy hiatus, she has returned to doing her art. Now from her studio in Midland she concentrates on the fine details of her subject. She enjoys painting wildlife and the beautiful images of the local area.
