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Chris Bacon
Chris Bacon
© Chris Bacon Fine Art Artist retains copyright. In essence: Allows the NMWA to use images of artwork for Museum specific things, including publications, on the website, in magazine and newspaper articles, invitations, flyers, etc. Does NOT allow the NMWA to use images of the artwork(s) to create items that can be sold in the Museum Shop and through the website. This could include, but is not limited to, postcards and posters. Allows any institutions which may borrow work(s) on loan from the NMWA to utilize images for exhibition related advertisements and catalogs Allows the NMWA to use images of any future work(s) that it collects, in which the copyright is held by the artist, for Museum specific things (see #1).

Chris Bacon

United Kingdom, born 1960
Place of BirthWatford, England, United Kingdom
BiographyAs a child, Chris Bacon began sketching a variety of wildlife while on his travels to Fiji, Ascension Island, and Bermuda. In 1974, his family settled in Canada, where he continues to reside. At age 19, Bacon exhibited 22 watercolors at the Alice Peck Gallery in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. Every painting sold on the night of the opening. Bacon has worked primarily in watercolor and alkyd since he was a teenager. He has been well known for his wonderful depictions of birds from all over the world.
Bacon takes months in near isolation in his studio to complete each individual work, which he has previously researched and sketched extensively in the field. Bacon’s works are often small in size, intricately and carefully detailed in a style that is distinctly his won. The artist has received many awards, including five Awards of Excellence from the Society of Animal Artists. He is an active member of numerous conservation organizations.
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