Alix Baker has spent the greater part of her art career as a military artist and historian, working on official commissions for military units and museums, for collectors worldwide and contributing to history books and specialist journals. She has written many articles on the evolution of military dress.
She was honoured to be the Chairman of the Armed Forces Art Society for 6 years, the first woman and first non-military serving person to do so.
Alix also paints many other subjects in several styles and media and exhibits widely in London (ROI, RSMA, RBA, SWA and others), the home counties and abroad and is lucky to have received many awards.
She judges art for exhibitions and writes occasional articles on the pursuit of art as a profession or hobby.
On several occasions she has been the subject of study by A Level and GCSE students.
Alix lives in Longparish, Hampshire and is a member of several national and local art societies.
