Since the year 2000, artist Roger Baker has created 5 of the most amazing portraits in
a field in upstate NY.  They are called “The World’s Largest Portraits” and each one is
a masterpiece of an icon we’we have come to know.  The portraits Roger has created
are, The Statue of Liberty, Albert Einstein, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix and in 2005
“Indian Larry”, the legendary chopper builder who tragically passed away in August of
2004.  They are legends in their own particular fields.

Filmmaker Gary Planken began documenting Rogers work a few years ago.  The fields
are yearly events that have been covered in magazines, newspapers and newscasts
world-wide. They range in size from ½ million sq ft. up to almost 2 million sq ft.  Each
year the icon that Roger decides to create becomes a story that takes on a life of its
own and last year the Indian Larry Documentary was something special.

These still images were taken on the event day which brought Larry’s friends and
family to the field to honor him.  They are all photographed by A M Puopolo beside the
filmmaker Gary Planken as he documented the entire event from a helicopter hovering
around the ½ million sq ft. Portrait.
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display before any noticeable fading occurs. As we are confident in the archival qualities of our materials, we
will replace at no charge any prints which have faded during the lifetime of the original owner.

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In less than a decade, Roger Baker, the internationally acclaimed field artist, has
established himself
as a major force in field portraiture.  Born and raised in New Jersey and a resident
of Cragsmoor,
New York, since 1995, he began honing his craft as a painter, working in various
media in the
United States and abroad before specializing in field art.  His field portraits have
been featured on
CNN and NBC's Today Show and in The New York Times.

Located at the crossroads of social commentary and art, his field portraits intersect
with American
history, science, music, and cultural icons.  He approaches each field canvas based
on a high
personal connection to the subject, moving quickly from original idea and
conceptualizing the entire
field-cutting experience-it is more than merely, "mowing the lawn"- to designing the
portrait, mapping
out the field, cutting and unveiling through aerial flyovers and terrestrial walkovers.

~Information provided by County of Orange Purple Heart Field Art project Opening
Ceremony, 2007
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