Clifford Nolan Bailey

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Clifford Nolan Bailey
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Born1969
Miami
NationalityAmerican
Alma mater School of Visual Arts,
Occupation Fine artist & Painter
Website cliffordbailey.com

Clifford Nolan Bailey (born 1969) is an American fine artist and painter. [1]

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Career

Born in Miami in 1969 [2] , Bailey holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from School of Visual Arts, New York (1991). [3]

As a traveling artist, Bailey is known for staging regular exhibitions of his paintings in nightclubs, galleries, boutiques and private homes. [4] [5] His paintings are featured in notable restaurants and hotels across the United States. [6] [7]

In 2012, Bailey was among the featured artists at the Napa Valley Film Festival' '. [8] Notable among his collectors include Howard Fishman, [9] Dave Barry, Phil Collins, Rita Coolidge and others. [10]

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