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Daniel Bayless Oil Painting: Parliament At Sunset 2/04

28"x2", Signed (stamped by Artist on back of canvas). 

Bayless' paintings are included in both private and corporate collections in California, New York, Mexico, England, Hong Kong and Japan. His collectors include such luminaries as Elizabeth Taylor and the late Leonard Bernstein. His corporate collectors include: The Disney Corporation, Omni Hotels, The Breakers and MCrowd Dallas. 

"His oil paintings suggest that the sun is always shining and that love is always in the air, even if you are just looking at a table with flowers on it." S.F. New Mexican 2004. Daniel Bayless  http://www.danielbayless.com/

The art of San Francisco artist Daniel Bayless captures the drama of the light, those fleeting moments when the delicate hand of nature caresses a bouquet, or gently twirls a body of water, creating a sparkling sea. And, shafts of light rearrange the ambiance, inspiring a mood for the moment.

Bayless was born in Borger, Texas, a town at the top of that state, where towering clouds, not skyscrapers, dominate the horizon and color the landscape. At a young age, he began to observe the fluid nature of these colors, always changing in the sunlight. As a result, his parents promptly enrolled him in children’s oil painting class at the age of five. Bayless won National Merit Scholarship awards each year during his four year high school career. In 1974, the young artist studied with Russian painter, Sergei Bongart. Impressed with his student’s talents, Bongart offered Bayless a scholarship.

In the tradition of the great impressionists of the 19th century, Bayless records the most subtle sensations of light, those ephemeral particles that engage the senses, calling to mind early mornings when patios are perfumed by delicate blooms, awake and dancing in the sun.

Bayless observes the natural elements of a scene. Using powerful brushwork and luminosity, he arranges them within the frame of his canvas in such a manner that the viewer experiences the focused energy and spontaneity apparent in each scene.  In the tradition of the great impressionists of the 19th century, Bayless records the most subtle sensations of light, those ephemeral particles that engage the senses, calling to mind early mornings when patios are perfumed by delicate blooms, awake and dancing in the sun.

Bayless observes the natural elements of a scene. Using powerful brushwork and luminosity, he arranges them within the frame of his canvas in such a manner that the viewer experiences the focused energy and spontaneity apparent in each scene.  

Learn more about Daniel Bayless and view his work at the following Art Galleries:
www.artiste.com  www.elderart.com www.munsongallery.com *Prices Postedwww.willowgalleryusa.com *Prices Posted http://canvasfire.com large collection http://www.fineartstudioonline.com

Item Special Note

Winning Bidder can pickup this item at the SCC Foundation Office, December 1-15

Donated by David Pyle, Professor Political Science.  Proceeds from this item go to support the SCC Aquatics Program.