Baird, Dwight
DWIGHT BAIRD Children of the Caribbean, 2005 - Signed
$600.00
Sku: AWB153-B
Artist: Dwight Baird
Title: Children of the Caribbean
Year: 2005
Signed: Yes
Medium: Giclee
Paper Size: 22 x 39.75 inches ( 56 x 101 cm )
Image Size: 18 x 36 inches ( 46 x 91 cm )
Edition Size: 325
Framed: No: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.
Condition: A: Mint
Additional Details: From his evocative Viva Cuba series, Children of the Caribbean is a 2005 painting by Canadian artist Dwight Baird that delves into the themes of family, resilience, and everyday life in Cuba. Set in a weathered doorway, the scene captures a tender moment: children at play under the watchful gaze of their mother, who cradles the youngest in her arms while overseeing the safety of the others. It is a tribute to maternal care, community, and the enduring spirit of Cuban families. Baird’s masterful technique is evident in his meticulous rendering of detail—the soft, sun-bleached terracotta tones of Havana’s exterior walls, the finely wrought iron stems of the barred windows, and the quiet but powerful presence of Che Guevara's image, a ubiquitous symbol seen throughout the city during this period. Children of the Caribbean is more than a visual record—it’s a heartfelt narrative painted at a time when Cuba stood at a cultural and political crossroads. Baird's work preserves a moment of everyday beauty, dignity, and warmth amidst a rapidly transforming urban landscape.
Artist: Dwight Baird
Title: Children of the Caribbean
Year: 2005
Signed: Yes
Medium: Giclee
Paper Size: 22 x 39.75 inches ( 56 x 101 cm )
Image Size: 18 x 36 inches ( 46 x 91 cm )
Edition Size: 325
Framed: No: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.
Condition: A: Mint
Additional Details: From his evocative Viva Cuba series, Children of the Caribbean is a 2005 painting by Canadian artist Dwight Baird that delves into the themes of family, resilience, and everyday life in Cuba. Set in a weathered doorway, the scene captures a tender moment: children at play under the watchful gaze of their mother, who cradles the youngest in her arms while overseeing the safety of the others. It is a tribute to maternal care, community, and the enduring spirit of Cuban families. Baird’s masterful technique is evident in his meticulous rendering of detail—the soft, sun-bleached terracotta tones of Havana’s exterior walls, the finely wrought iron stems of the barred windows, and the quiet but powerful presence of Che Guevara's image, a ubiquitous symbol seen throughout the city during this period. Children of the Caribbean is more than a visual record—it’s a heartfelt narrative painted at a time when Cuba stood at a cultural and political crossroads. Baird's work preserves a moment of everyday beauty, dignity, and warmth amidst a rapidly transforming urban landscape.