A.E. BACKUS FLORIDA ARTIST TROPICAL PARADISE
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Backus, Albert Ernest "Beanie" (1906 –1990) Indian River School, founder of the Highwaymen movement - Florida Hall of Fame Artist. Oil on Canvas - signed lower right. Dated 1981. Magnificent extravaganza of light, reflection and scenery alive with the energy of Florida's wetlands teeming with tropical flora and fauna. A Signature Backus wonderland with pink clouds, Dutch boy blue skies, The hallmark affection of palms and pines, a clutch oaks and a sprinkle of purple upon water. Paradise in Florida! Backus quotes "If I had been a starving kid in New York, Like Andy Warhol, I'd think soup cans were beautiful too, Why should I paint soup when I have Florida?" In each storm, wetland or forest, Backus was compelled to seize the wonder of Americas paradise. Florida, the last continental Eden. Canvas measures 24x30 framed to overall size of 31x37. Condition: Very Fine
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A.E. BACKUS FLORIDA ARTIST TROPICAL PARADISE
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