The Grace Museum
102 Cypress Street
Abilene, TX 79601
Abilene, TX 79601
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Randy Bacon MUSEUMS
Born 1957 Abilene, Texas. Known for: Painter-rural and urban landscape.
Randy Bacon. Dusty crossroads, wide-open skies, and peacefully nestled buildings distinguish Randy Bacon's paintings of West Texas and New Mexico. His long, horizontal canvases, like calm, lingering... Read full biography
Randy Bacon. Dusty crossroads, wide-open skies, and peacefully nestled buildings distinguish Randy Bacon's paintings of West Texas and New Mexico. His long, horizontal canvases, like calm, lingering sighs, echo the vast, extended horizon of the Southwest region. These scenes, which are defined more... Read full biography
Randy Bacon. Dusty crossroads, wide-open skies, and peacefully nestled buildings distinguish Randy Bacon's paintings of West Texas and New Mexico. His long, horizontal canvases, like calm, lingering sighs, echo the vast, extended horizon of the Southwest region. These scenes, which are defined more by architectural and geographic features than by human characters, reminisce over farm roads and forgotten towns tucked into the rural fabric of the Western frontier. Many of Bacon's sites attest to... Read full biography
Randy Bacon. Dusty crossroads, wide-open skies, and peacefully nestled buildings distinguish Randy Bacon's paintings of West Texas and New Mexico. His long, horizontal canvases, like calm, lingering sighs, echo the vast, extended horizon of the Southwest region. These scenes, which are defined more by architectural and geographic features than by human characters, reminisce over farm roads and forgotten towns tucked into the rural fabric of the Western frontier. Many of Bacon's sites attest to arrested development in their dichotomous layers of past expansion and present desolation. Although human figures compose a minimal, if not altogether nonexistent, visual component of Bacon's paintings, human activity is etched in the agricultural... Read full biography
Randy Bacon. Dusty crossroads, wide-open skies, and peacefully nestled buildings distinguish Randy Bacon's paintings of West Texas and New Mexico. His long, horizontal canvases, like calm, lingering sighs, echo the vast, extended horizon of the Southwest region. These scenes, which are defined more by architectural and geographic features than by human characters, reminisce over farm roads and forgotten towns tucked into the rural fabric of the Western frontier. Many of Bacon's sites attest to arrested development in their dichotomous layers of past expansion and present desolation. Although human figures compose a minimal, if not altogether nonexistent, visual component of Bacon's paintings, human activity is etched in the agricultural use of the land and in the artifactual buildings. With his choices of subject matter and composition, Bacon searches for and maps the em... Read full biography