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See our great selection of
artists like Sam Lyons,
John D Shaw, Robert
Bailey, & Domenic DeNardo!
artists like Sam Lyons,
John D Shaw, Robert
Bailey, & Domenic DeNardo!
Thousands of Civil and
Military Aviation Art
prints.
Military Aviation Art
prints.
Click here to see one the most
popular aviation artist in the
country, Sam Lyons. We offer
one of the largest selections of
Sam Lyons aviation art.
popular aviation artist in the
country, Sam Lyons. We offer
one of the largest selections of
Sam Lyons aviation art.
Click Here to see some of the
world's best World War II Aviation
Art! John Shaw pays tribute to
the men who fought for the
American Freedom during World
War II.
world's best World War II Aviation
Art! John Shaw pays tribute to
the men who fought for the
American Freedom during World
War II.
Robert Bailey is an Artist Fellow with the American Society of Aviation Artists (ASAA).
He was born and raised in Staffordshire, England. He attended Longton College of Art
and for years was in television as a photographer and show host, then in newspapers
as a designer, photographer and writer. Robert has been drawing and painting
warplanes since he was four years of age, but says that he was 'sidetracked' into
television and newspaper careers before realizing his dream of becoming an aviation
artist.
A professional, best-selling combat artist, he is widely collected in five countries around
the world. Robert's wife, Michelle, assists with the ever-expanding business and is most
supportive of his striving to make each next painting the 'best one yet.' He produces an
average of three or four new limited edition print projects each year. His action-packed,
limited edition prints have sold at FOUR times the volume compared to only three years
prior.
Robert Bailey has been painting aviation art canvases since 1990. Each one takes
approximately four weeks to produce, being about 24" x 42" in size. The studio is full of
plastic scale model aircraft, (over 350) tanks and ships. "When people visit the studio,
they pay more attention to the models than to what is on the easel," says Robert. At the
beginning of a project, the studio is meticulously neat, but by the time the canvas is
finished, it looks as though it's been hit by a cruise missile, with reference books piled
high all over the floor. "I rifle through the material, find what I'm looking for, and toss it
aside," Robert commented.
The artist released a new title about every eight weeks for over three years, traveling all
across the USA and Germany to obtain original signatures on the prints. Robert likes to
supervise the signings himself, as he loves to meet the pilots and ground-crews of the
aircraft he depicts in World War II action. Meeting signees is both the most exciting and
final phase of each of Robert's projects. He is privileged to have made many firm friends
who once flew for the air forces of the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany.
Robert continues 'scratching on canvas' (as he calls it) in his secluded country home.
He had plans of putting a Boeing 747 jetliner into a stand of trees near the house to use
as a gallery, but the cost of moving it from the airport proved to be too costly! (He might
settle for a Cessna 172, and use that as an office.)
© 2006 Bailey Art & Publishing. All Rights Reserved Written material about
Robert Bailey was written by Mike Coenen All Rights Reserved
Click Here to go back to Robert Bailey's Gallery
He was born and raised in Staffordshire, England. He attended Longton College of Art
and for years was in television as a photographer and show host, then in newspapers
as a designer, photographer and writer. Robert has been drawing and painting
warplanes since he was four years of age, but says that he was 'sidetracked' into
television and newspaper careers before realizing his dream of becoming an aviation
artist.
A professional, best-selling combat artist, he is widely collected in five countries around
the world. Robert's wife, Michelle, assists with the ever-expanding business and is most
supportive of his striving to make each next painting the 'best one yet.' He produces an
average of three or four new limited edition print projects each year. His action-packed,
limited edition prints have sold at FOUR times the volume compared to only three years
prior.
Robert Bailey has been painting aviation art canvases since 1990. Each one takes
approximately four weeks to produce, being about 24" x 42" in size. The studio is full of
plastic scale model aircraft, (over 350) tanks and ships. "When people visit the studio,
they pay more attention to the models than to what is on the easel," says Robert. At the
beginning of a project, the studio is meticulously neat, but by the time the canvas is
finished, it looks as though it's been hit by a cruise missile, with reference books piled
high all over the floor. "I rifle through the material, find what I'm looking for, and toss it
aside," Robert commented.
The artist released a new title about every eight weeks for over three years, traveling all
across the USA and Germany to obtain original signatures on the prints. Robert likes to
supervise the signings himself, as he loves to meet the pilots and ground-crews of the
aircraft he depicts in World War II action. Meeting signees is both the most exciting and
final phase of each of Robert's projects. He is privileged to have made many firm friends
who once flew for the air forces of the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany.
Robert continues 'scratching on canvas' (as he calls it) in his secluded country home.
He had plans of putting a Boeing 747 jetliner into a stand of trees near the house to use
as a gallery, but the cost of moving it from the airport proved to be too costly! (He might
settle for a Cessna 172, and use that as an office.)
© 2006 Bailey Art & Publishing. All Rights Reserved Written material about
Robert Bailey was written by Mike Coenen All Rights Reserved
Click Here to go back to Robert Bailey's Gallery
Ozark Airfield Artworks is proud to be able to offer the aviation
art works of aviation artist Robert Bailey. We offer a large
selection of limited edition prints by Robert. Please browse his
gallery of prints here at Ozark Airfield Artworks Aviation Art.
Also take note of the amazing stories of the men and machines
depicted in Bailey's art.
Click Here to go to Robert Bailey's Gallery
art works of aviation artist Robert Bailey. We offer a large
selection of limited edition prints by Robert. Please browse his
gallery of prints here at Ozark Airfield Artworks Aviation Art.
Also take note of the amazing stories of the men and machines
depicted in Bailey's art.
Click Here to go to Robert Bailey's Gallery