Frank Baggett

 Frank Baggett is a Tennessean born July 11, 1956, and has been a successful artist for over 30 years. His primary medium is acrylic, other mediums include oils, pastels, watercolors, colored pencil, pencil, and pen & ink. His work involves both a Modern Day Impressionistic style that is shown in many of his Westerns, Landscapes and Wildlife paintings, and a Realistic style that can be seen in many of his waterfowl works. His subjects include the Old West, Landscapes, Wildlife, Stilllife, and some Portraits. Frank has many mentors which include Robert Wood, Paul Dougherty, Edgar Payne, as well as Winslow Homer. He has captured moments of nature and life on canvas... both from his personal experiences, and photography work done by his wife as well as himself. Presently Frank and his wife Betty reside on their farm in Waverly, Tennessee. Frank is a breeder of Tennessee Walking Horses as well as an artist.  Betty was a professional farrier for over 16 years and owns American Quarter Horses as well. Frank displays many of his original works as well as prints at Western & Wildlife Shows throughout the country each year. For more info on this artist, please view his personal web site: www.frankbaggett.com