R.T. Baker

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Baker was educated in UK, immigrated to Australia. As an assistant curator at the Technological Museum, Baker became a great supporter of the use of Australian flora and fauna in design and decoration. His book, The Australian Flora in Applied Art (1915) was a great influence on the decorative arts. He has associations with Lucien Henri and Lucien Dechaineaux, teachers in the technical college system.
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References [<ExternalResource: Anne Watson (1 January 2001), 'The legacy of a vision: from Lucien Henry to R.T. Baker'.>]
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