Home of Sarah BaseliciBiography of Sarah BaseliciArtwork by Sarah BaseliciCommissions with Sarah BaseliciCreative Process of Sarah BaseliciStudio of Sarah BaseliciGalleries Displaying Artwork by Sarah BaseliciNews About Sarah BaseliciEvents Featuring Sarah BaseliciGuesbook of Sarah BaseliciLinksMailing List for Sarah Baselici

nature artSend an eCard

Credit card payments accepted online using PayPal
Sarah BaseliciSarah Draper Baselici
AFC,PSA, MBAA,AAC,WPS,WAA Sarah Baselici
Nature, Wildlife and Endangered SpeciesSarah Baselici
 
Sarah was born with a love of nature, an artist eye and the patience to spend hours observing. It's important that she captures the mood and emotion of a moment that will never come again. Her love of nature was fostered by a parade of unusual pets at home and on her father's farms in Axton, Va., but it was when she began designing and building museum exhibits that she realized how many species had become extinct in her own lifetime.

When she moved to Stone Mountain, Georgia in 1979 much of her time was spent working on exhibits for US Fish and Wildlife and for the state, designing, building exhibits and painting murals to teach children in the environmental studies program at Rock Eagle 4-H Camp in Eatonton, Georgia.

Sarah moved to Birmingham, Al in 2005 where she works from her studio and gallery in her home and continues to teach children about our environment through the schools and libraries in that area. Her work there is shown by appointment only.

 
Support for Conservation:
Sarah is always studying and trying to find ways to help mother nature, but her favorite is the 2 weeks each February she spends studying, painting and photograhing the wildlife on Sanibel Island, Florida. Since 1998 when she has began keeping journals, and photos of the areas around the Ding Darling area the winter migration and nesting areas have not be able to recover form damagae done by humans and natural diasters.

Sarah uses her art to teach people of all ages about protecting the earth and all that share it.
 

Collections:
  • 2005 - Rock Eagle 4-H Wildlife Building
    The floor to ceiling murals covering the entire ecosystem of Georgia with one live exhibit wall.
     
  • 2003 - Rock Eagle 4-H Museum of Natural History
    Many of the exhibits and murals were designed, build and painted from the 1990s until 2003.
     
  • 1989 - Bank of America
    24" x 30" oil on canvas of Shrimp Boats docked at Hilton Head, SC.
     
Organization Membership:
 

 
 
Direct Correspondence to:Sarah Baselici
 
Sarah Baselici
c/o 
4123 Paxton Place
Birmingham, Alabama
USA 35242
Tel: 205-969-1290
  Worldwide Nature Artists Group
Email: baselici@charter.net
Sarah Baselici Sarah Baselici

 
All rights reserved. All images and text © Copyright 2013 Sarah Baselici - Member of the Artists for Conservation Foundation (Formerly the Worldwide Nature Artists Group) www.natureartists.com. This site represents the original artwork
(nature art and wildlife art) of nature artist and wildlife artist
of Sarah Baselici and is protected by international copyright laws.
Use of nature art, wildlife art or any other images or text from this site, requires permission in writing from Sarah Baselici ().

This site is part of the Artists for Conservation (AFC) Web site. (Wildlife Art - Nature Art - Conservation) Artists for Conservation is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to nature art, wildlife art and conservation. On this site you will find world-class nature art and wildlife art by today's leading nature artists & wildlife artists. The AFC site is the Web's premier location for nature art, wildlife artists All content appearing in pages featuring Sarah Baselici is the sole responsibility of Sarah Baselici. The opinions expressed on these artists' pages are those of Sarah Baselici and do not necessarily reflect those of the Artists for Conservation Foundationi (AFC).