A student of Clifford Carleton, his grandfather, and Wayman Adams at the Old Mill Art School in Elizabethtown, New York, Clifford Jackson became a well-known landscape and portrait painter. Other teachers were Eugen Spiro for portraiture, and Harry Ballinger, Hilton Leach, Walter Stuempfig, Francis Speight, and Franklin Watkins.
He was also a musician, playing first flute with several symphony orchestras from 1946 to 1985.
Jackson was born in San Diego, California and died suddenl (showing 500 of 878 characters). |
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