Venice Watercolors III Framed Art Print by Samuel Dixon
Details
In this watercolor sketch by Samuel Dixon, we see up close the beautiful architecture of Venice, Italy. Bathed in light, the buildings feature a peach hue, enveloped by the water and sky in a pale lilac. Venice Watercolors III is featured in our Urbane Antique Frame for a modern touch.
Editors' Note
Samuel Dixon was a consummate fine artist and graphic designer. Born April 13, 1956, in Wichita Falls, Texas, Sam spent his childhood in New York and New Jersey, eventually settling in Maryland. As a young man, Sam served honorably in the Army National Guard and in the Army Reserves, achieving the rank of Sergeant. Sam achieved a 28-year career as a Senior Graphic Designer at the Maryland-National Park and Planning Commission and was chiefly responsible for the design of many of the substantive, professional, eye-catching, and impactful urban planning documents and presentations produced by the award-winning agency during his time there. Sam was most proud of his prolific work as an illustrator and painter. It was his greatest passion since he was three years old, painting on the walls and windows during kindergarten. He attended Prince George’s County Community College and University of Maryland where he honed his skills as an artist and graphic designer. As a fine artist and graphic designer, Sam won countless awards and was constantly in motion — creating, curating, and promoting his work. His paintings have graced galleries, restaurants, and private collections throughout the Washington Metropolitan Area and beyond. Dixon passed away on May 14, 2024.
Details
In this watercolor sketch by Samuel Dixon, we see up close the beautiful architecture of Venice, Italy. Bathed in light, the buildings feature a peach hue, enveloped by the water and sky in a pale lilac. Venice Watercolors III is featured in our Urbane Antique Frame for a modern touch.
Editors' Note
Samuel Dixon was a consummate fine artist and graphic designer. Born April 13, 1956, in Wichita Falls, Texas, Sam spent his childhood in New York and New Jersey, eventually settling in Maryland. As a young man, Sam served honorably in the Army National Guard and in the Army Reserves, achieving the rank of Sergeant. Sam achieved a 28-year career as a Senior Graphic Designer at the Maryland-National Park and Planning Commission and was chiefly responsible for the design of many of the substantive, professional, eye-catching, and impactful urban planning documents and presentations produced by the award-winning agency during his time there. Sam was most proud of his prolific work as an illustrator and painter. It was his greatest passion since he was three years old, painting on the walls and windows during kindergarten. He attended Prince George’s County Community College and University of Maryland where he honed his skills as an artist and graphic designer. As a fine artist and graphic designer, Sam won countless awards and was constantly in motion — creating, curating, and promoting his work. His paintings have graced galleries, restaurants, and private collections throughout the Washington Metropolitan Area and beyond. Dixon passed away on May 14, 2024.
Details
In this watercolor sketch by Samuel Dixon, we see up close the beautiful architecture of Venice, Italy. Bathed in light, the buildings feature a peach hue, enveloped by the water and sky in a pale lilac. Venice Watercolors III is featured in our Urbane Antique Frame for a modern touch.
Editors' Note
Samuel Dixon was a consummate fine artist and graphic designer. Born April 13, 1956, in Wichita Falls, Texas, Sam spent his childhood in New York and New Jersey, eventually settling in Maryland. As a young man, Sam served honorably in the Army National Guard and in the Army Reserves, achieving the rank of Sergeant. Sam achieved a 28-year career as a Senior Graphic Designer at the Maryland-National Park and Planning Commission and was chiefly responsible for the design of many of the substantive, professional, eye-catching, and impactful urban planning documents and presentations produced by the award-winning agency during his time there. Sam was most proud of his prolific work as an illustrator and painter. It was his greatest passion since he was three years old, painting on the walls and windows during kindergarten. He attended Prince George’s County Community College and University of Maryland where he honed his skills as an artist and graphic designer. As a fine artist and graphic designer, Sam won countless awards and was constantly in motion — creating, curating, and promoting his work. His paintings have graced galleries, restaurants, and private collections throughout the Washington Metropolitan Area and beyond. Dixon passed away on May 14, 2024.
Additional Details
18” x 22” Framed Print
High Quality Art Print
Urbane Antique Gold Frame with crystal clear and shatterproof acrylic panel
Mat 1: Crisp Bright White , Mat 2: Smooth Black
Hanging hardware comes affixed to each framed art piece
Handcrafted in the USA
Care instructions for framed piece: wipe with a dry lint 0 cloth
Ships to the US and Canada in 3-4 weeks
Made to order
