portrait Young Ruth 1941 by Natalie B. Baker

Natalie B. Baker
Painter

Natalie Baker studied painting with Yasuo Kuniyoshi and, portraiture specifically, with Raphael Soyer. "Young Ruth" won a prize in 1941 at the Richmond, VA Museum of Art.

In the 1940s Natalie Baker wrote articles on art for PIC Magazine which, at that time, was very heavily supportive of the war on the homefront. She also wrote radio scripts on art history for NBC radio.

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(c) copyright 1998 , all rights reserved, no images may be copied or otherwise used, appropriated, etc. without written permission from Estate of Natalie B. Baker. Page last revised October 25, 1998 by Michael Cammer

(c) copyright 1998 , all rights reserved, no images may be copied or otherwise used, appropriated, etc. without written permission from Estate of Natalie B. Baker.
Page last revised October 25, 1998 by Michael Cammer