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Ernest Baber. Still life
Ernest Baber Site was born in Denver, Colorado in 1949. After completing his undergraduate work at Western State College, he served two years in the military and then continued his art studies at the Colorado Institute of Art. Realizing a passion for fine art, he sought the finest school and instruction, and consequently moved to New York City where he joined the Art Students League of New York. For three years, Ernest studied under several highly regarded artists, fine-tuning his talents. His greatest influence came from the painter, David Leffel. From Leffel he mastered the understanding of light and shadow and developed his 'painterly' technique. In 1973, Ernest moved to Europe to be closer to the paintings of the European Masters that he so admired. For several years he traveled throughout London, Paris, Spain and finally lived in India for seven years. The rich cultural experience of Europe is evident in the paintings of Ernest Baber. Artifacts collected during this period appear in the magnificent still-lifes that Ernest paints. From working with actual displays set up in his studio, utilizing natural light, there is a dramatic quality apparent in his work. Well-composed and jewel-like in appearance, Ernest's paintings have a magnetic appeal. In addition, many paintings are framed in a specially designed frame created by the artist's own hand in a 15th Century technique known as "sgraffito". Highly prized for their rich quality, many collectors create displays of several of his paintings, as they hang so well together. Ernest Baber's work is in collections throughout America, as well as Japan, Saudi Arabia and Europe.
Cluster of Roses & Pewter, оil on canvas
Magnolia Bouquet, оil on canvas
Tibetan Teapot & Tanka, оil on canvas
Pears and Chinese Vase, оil on canvas
Copper Harmony, оil on canvas
Nepalese water Vessel & Persimmons, оil on canvas
Moroccan Bouquet, оil on canvas
Peonies in Chinese Vase, оil on canvas
Tangerines & Green Vase, оil on canvas
Onions & Old French Vase, оil on canvas
Nectarine & Bowl, оil on canvas
Grape Harvest, оil on canvas
Peonies & Apricots, оil on canvas
Wine, Cheese & Grapes, оil on canvas
Apricots & Plums, оil on canvas
Copper Pitcher & Fruit, оil on canvas
Kutani Teapot, оil on canvas
Iris & Pear, оil on canvas
Blue, Turquoise & Orange, оil on canvas
Persian Vase & Apples, оil on canvas
Pumpkin Harvest
Green Pear, оil on canvas
Persian Vase, Blossoms & Onions, оil on canvas
Persimmons & Copper, оil on canvas
Poppies & Iris, оil on canvas
Purple Iris & Green Vase, оil on canvas
Peonies & Green Pear, оil on canvas
Rustic French Vase & Wine, оil on canvas
Copper, Oranges & Lemons, оil on canvas
French Copper & Onions, оil on canvas
Old French Vase & Orange, оil on canvas
Summer Daisies in a French Pot, оil on canvas
Натюрморт, Still life
Ernest Baber Site was born in Denver, Colorado in 1949. After completing his undergraduate work at Western State College, he served two years in the military and then continued his art studies at the Colorado Institute of Art. Realizing a passion for fine art, he sought the finest school and instruction, and consequently moved to New York City where he joined the Art Students League of New York. For three years, Ernest studied under several highly regarded artists, fine-tuning his talents. His greatest influence came from the painter, David Leffel. From Leffel he mastered the understanding of light and shadow and developed his 'painterly' technique. In 1973, Ernest moved to Europe to be closer to the paintings of the European Masters that he so admired. For several years he traveled throughout London, Paris, Spain and finally lived in India for seven years. The rich cultural experience of Europe is evident in the paintings of Ernest Baber. Artifacts collected during this period appear in the magnificent still-lifes that Ernest paints. From working with actual displays set up in his studio, utilizing natural light, there is a dramatic quality apparent in his work. Well-composed and jewel-like in appearance, Ernest's paintings have a magnetic appeal. In addition, many paintings are framed in a specially designed frame created by the artist's own hand in a 15th Century technique known as "sgraffito". Highly prized for their rich quality, many collectors create displays of several of his paintings, as they hang so well together. Ernest Baber's work is in collections throughout America, as well as Japan, Saudi Arabia and Europe.
