The Baker Museum and Hayes Hall Galleries
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100 Iconic Works
from the Permanent Collection
Organized by Artis—Naples, The Baker Museum
Located on the first floor of The Baker Museum
100 Iconic Works from the Permanent Collection features 100 selections from The Baker Museum’s permanent collection chosen for their aesthetic and historical significance. The permanent collection includes works by a broad spectrum of artists using diverse media across artistic movements. Selections in the exhibition include influential works by Diego Rivera, Alexander Calder and Roy Lichtenstein. To accompany 100 Iconic Works, The Baker Museum plans to release a catalogue of these highlights from its permanent collection.
The museum’s permanent collection reflects the cultural vibrancy of the Southwest Florida community and the knowledge of local collectors. With this collection, the museum acts as an excellent teaching tool — especially for those with interest in American and Mexican art of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Subject Matters
Selections from the Permanent Collection
Organized by Artis—Naples, The Baker Museum
Located on the second floor of The Baker Museum
Drawn from The Baker Museum’s permanent collection, this exhibition addresses subject matters commonly found in visual arts, while exploring a wide array of formal characteristics and styles in modern and contemporary art. It also demonstrates differing artistic approaches taken by different individuals, reflecting their personal experiences and concerns, as well as the time and places in which they lived and have lived. Subject Matters is organized into nine sections: the Human Figure, Plants and Animals, Landscapes, (Sub)Urban Life, Still-Life, the Home, Artist and Studio, Narratives, and Nonfigurative Abstraction.