CORRECTS THE DATE TO APRIL 11, AND NOT FEB. 11 AS ORIGINALLY SENT - Artist Valentino Dixon and Max Adler of Golf Digest get ready to tell PodcastOne Sports Now hosts Jim Litke, left, and Tim Dahlberg ...
Last week, at the height of the New York spring sales, one of the hottest shows was also one of the smallest. On May 8, hundreds of serious collectors crammed into a tiny townhouse on the Upper East ...
The drawing has no comparables on the art market, dealers say. The Virgin and Child with a Flower on a Grassy Bank (c. 1503), believed to be by Albrecht Dürer. Courtesy of Agnews, London. London’s ...
While certain elements of the Denver Art Museum’s ongoing Louvre exhibition were underwhelming, the little-heralded but choice selection of 45 drawings it contained deserved nothing but kudos. The ...
Caged for a murder he didn’t commit, Valentino Dixon sought solace in art. He loved to draw as a child, and took up sketching again to escape the harsh realities of prison after being handed 39 years ...
When I draw landscape, my strategy usually consists of observing, filtering what I see through my mind, using a very subjective process to create order from chaos, and then re-creating this new ...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Valentino Dixon’s introduction to golf came when the warden dropped by his 6-by-10 cell at Attica Correctional Facility in New York with a photo of the iconic 12th hole at Augusta ...
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