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Sarah Baker

Early Life, Family and Training Born on March 7, 1899, in Memphis, Tennessee, Sarah Baker entered a world where art was already a family language. She was the daughter of Thomas Henry and Bealle Jennings Baker. Her very name was a tribute, drawn from her paternal grandmother, a woman who had also pursued a life in painting. This early connection to the craft provided a quiet, foundational understanding of the life she would eventually l

ead. Her formal education began in Baltimore at the Maryland Institute College of Art. It was here that her technical skills began to take shape, moving from the foundational studies of a student to the focused intent of a professional. Her training was shaped by a series of significant mentors, including Hugh Breckenridge and Arthur Charles. Through these instructors, she began to refine her approach to composition and color. The pu…