Workshop

Ozark Regional Arts Council hosts

Frank Baggett: Waverly, TN

October 14-17, 2019

Cotter VFW

Cotter, Arkansas

Frank Baggett likes to capture many of Tennessee’s typical scenes of beauty on canvas. Working mainly in oils, the artist renders paintings that are reminders of childhood memories, actual images of old buildings, or perhaps the romance of a large city … his subject changes daily. He uses unusual techniques which include painting with a palette knife, painting with a small brush…or even a nail! His impasto style is a combination of Impressionism as well as Realism and can be seen done in demonstrations at both his studio which he teaches monthly classes, or when doing demos at a gallery or other venues. “Oftentimes I will walk past a place that I have crossed many times in the past, but this time the sunlight strikes it, and it suddenly becomes an inspiration,” Baggett says. He enjoys using light in his cityscapes which can depict the noisy, chaotic lifestyle of urban life which often folks can identify with.

Frank is represented in several galleries:

Reinert Fine Art Gallery located in Charleston, S.C.

Reinert Fine Art Gallery located in Blowing Rock, N.C.

Arts of Daycholah located in Green Lakes, WI.

Weiler House of Fine Art located in Ft. Worth, TX.

Art in Minature located in Tubac, AZ.

Randy Higbee 6×6 Gallery located in Costa Mesa, CA.

Featured artist in the August 2015 issue of Southwest Art Magazine

Frank is a member of:

Oil Painters of America

Signature Member of The American Impressionist Society

National Oil and Acrylics Painters Society