Meet The Artists

DUTTON, CHARLES N. — Palm Beach

These three paintings of the Seminole Tribe of Florida were hung in the lobby of the Royal Poinciana Hotel in Palm Beach. The hotel, built by Henry M. Flagler, opened…

EARWOOD, MARGARET — Belle Glade

Earwood, Margaret, Belle Glade. Everglades Cranes, 1944. Exhibited, Pepsi Cola Painting of the Year. Oil on canvas 24 by 30 inches. Margaret Earwood came to Belle Glade in 1946 with…

Aleen Aked —Sarasota

  Aleen Aked was an important figure in the artistic life of Sarasota in the 1930’s. Born in Yorkshire, England, Aked moved to Canada in 1910 and at age fourteen…

Anna Allen, Orange City

  The Orange City Village Improvement Association published the following regarding Anna Elizabeth Allen: “Elizabeth Allen, after graduating from the Boston Art Institute, taught art in various public schools in…

Loulie Anderson, Tampa

  Loulie Anderson was one of Tampa’s first professional artists. Anderson moved to Tampa from Missouri where she was director of the art department at Synodical College one of the…

Celine Baekeland, Miami

  Celine Baekeland was the wife of Leo Baekeland the inventor of Bakelite, the first synthetic plastic. On the cover of Time Magazine, May 20, 1940, Leo Baekeland was called…

Bion Barnett, Jacksonville

  Bion Barnett Jr. was a leading figure in the Jacksonville art community. A member of the Barnett Banking family, he earned international recognition for his work. Barnett served overseas during…

Barrie Bart, Daytona Beach

  Barrie Bart was born and educated in Paris. During World War I, Bart as a pilot with the French airforce, commanding the largest aviation school in France, he was…

Bishop, Wallace St. Petersburg

    Wallace B. Bishop, St. Petersburg. My Blue Heron, oil on canvas, 30 by 36 inches. Signed upper right W. Bishop, 1961, on back, my blue heron. A nationally…

Harry Bierce, Tampa

  Before moving to Florida Harry Bierce worked in the art and modeling department of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and was assistant state archeologist…