Artists of Baca County

The art in Baca County often depicts scenes in the area, but not always. We like to encourage young artists to show their work at our local art shows and at the Baca County fair. The local Springfield art group has an art show in the Fall in conjunction with the Equinox Festival and artists from Walsh sponsor a show around the time of harvest. Here are samples of the artwork of some of our local artists.

 

"Unbroken" by Gloria Jean
Gloria Jean
Oils
"Aspen with apples" by Darla Tobey
Darla Tobey
Oils
Sandy Campion, artist
Sandy Campion
Oils
"Rooster" Mildred Walker
Mildred Walker
Water Color
Lavada Rogers, Campo Colorado
Lavada Rodgers
Oils
Dona Baxter, Springfield Colorado
Donna Baxter
Oils
Janet Hancock
Janet Hancock
Watercolor
Joice Ming
Joyce Ming
Oils
Hazel Bonner
Hazel Bonner
Oils
Shayla Perkins. artist
Shalah Perkins
Sculpture
Nadeen Neal, artist
Nadeen Neal
Oils
Donna Dowel
Donna Dowell
Oils
     
     

The Studio B Gallery has some work displayed at the Treasure Chest Mall on Main Street, Springfield Colorado. The display features Art and Photography by Gloria Jean and Darla Tobey and Genealogy index Books . (published and compiled by Valorie Millican) The "B" in Studio B stands for William Bougquereau, one of the best or the old master artists.

Studio B at The Treasure Chest Mall

 

The "Ports to Plains Gallery"

Display booth, also located in the Treasure Chest Mall is pictured below. It features work from local artists in many different mediums and subjects. Included are oils, watercolor, graphics, china painting, acrylics, photography, decorative glassware, pottery, weaving, and both clay and metal sculpture. Visit the Treasure Chest Mall for loads of antiques, collectable's, and art.

Port to Plains Art Gallery, Treasure Chest Mall

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The historic Town of Springfield is a Statutory Town that is the County seat and most populous town of Baca County, Colorado, United States

The population was 1,562 at the 2000 census. The town was named for Springfield, Missouri, the origin of early settlers to the town. Elevations range from 3800 to 5200 feet in Baca County.