Hilary
Baldwin is a "plein air" painter in the Boston
School tradition.
"It is not what you paint - it is how you
paint it."
- Anonymous
"Paint what you see and what you feel."
- Anonymous
The
paintings shown on this site are representative of her work.
Most of these paintings are available for sale, although a few
are in private collections.
BIOGRAPHY
Hilary
Baldwin was born in Boston and has lived in Massachusetts most
of her life. She paints in the Boston School tradition; a blend
of realism and impressionism, trying to impart a feeling about
each piece, rather than describing it in detail. Most of her
work is painted "en plein air" in Boston, the North
Shore and in Southern France.
Hilary
graduated from the Vesper George Art School in Copley Square,
Boston. She worked as a freelance commercial artist for a number
of years before deciding that fine art was where her heart was.
She has studied plein air painting with North Shore artist David
Curtis and has taken workshops with other well-known Boston artists,
including Robert Douglas Hunter and Bill Ternes.
Hilary
is a member of the Copley Society of Art in Boston, awarded CA
status, a "Distinguished Artist" member of the Concord
Art Association, an artist member of the North Shore Art Association,
and has works in selected local galleries and numerous private
collections.
AWARDS
The Alden Bryan Memorial Award for
Traditional Landscape in Oil for
her painting "Mount Monadnock II" at the Copley Society Sumer
Member's Show July 2010.
Hilary was the recipient of the The Robb Sagendorph Memorial Award
from Yankee Magazine for her oil painting entitled "White
House in August" at the Copley Society Winter Member Show.
Painting was printed in Yankee Magazine.
Hilary's
studio and home are in Arlington, MA.
COMMISSIONS
Commissions in a wide variety of subjects are accepted. Please email
Hilary for more information.
