Frances Sanborn Baldwin was an American painter and a descendant of a pioneer California family.
13 Facts About Frances Baldwin
Frances Baldwin was born in San Francisco, California in 1907.
Frances Baldwin's father was attorney Alexander Richards Baldwin, he was the former president of the Western Pacific Railroad.
Frances Baldwin moved to New York City and went to the Spence School as a child.
Frances Baldwin studied at the Art Students League of New York, and while there, she studied under Yasuo Kuniyoshi.
Frances Baldwin proceeded to study at Mills College with Fernand Leger.
Frances Baldwin then returned to San Francisco to study at the California School of Fine Arts.
Frances Baldwin served in the WAVES during World War II.
Frances Baldwin served as a pharmacist's aide in Oakland, California.
Frances Baldwin became one of the first docents at the Asian Art Museum, serving for over 20 years.
Frances Baldwin served on the board of directors for the California School of Fine Arts from 1957 to 1960.
Frances Baldwin painted small oil paintings and was inspired by Asian art.
Frances Baldwin shared her knowledge with students at the San Francisco Art Institute and with the public as a docent at the Asian Art Museum.