Ed Baynard American, 1940-2016
Bright Red Anemones, 1998
Watercolour on paper
30 1/2 x 41 1/2 in.
77.5 x 105.4 cm.
77.5 x 105.4 cm.
Signed and dated lower right margin
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Expositions
Ed Baynard, Gallery One, Toronto, 1998
Bright Red Anemones is a choice example of Baynard's keen sensitivity to line and form. Aligning with traditions of Japanese woodblock techniques, Baynard maintained a sustained engagement with flowers, leaves...
Bright Red Anemones is a choice example of Baynard's keen sensitivity to line and form. Aligning with traditions of Japanese woodblock techniques, Baynard maintained a sustained engagement with flowers, leaves and domestic objects. Jewel-toned hues criss cross to form a vibrant vase, as the anemones gracefully prop upwards. A pronounced stillness structures this composition. Baynard fixes his subject within a shallow, stable pictorial field, eliminating extraneous detail and any suggestion of atmospheric movement.