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Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts
As a child, Daniel Dixon, the son of iconic photographer Dorothea Lange and visionary Southwestern painter Maynard Dixon, came to recognize his parents’ extraordinary gifts, but his view of them changed dramatically during the Depression when he and his younger brother John were 'farmed out' to a series of foster homes, never knowing when they might see their parents again.
Daniel Dixon wrote for such magazines as Life, Cosmopolitan, Esquire and House & Garden. He authored The Thunderbird Remembered, a memoir of his father, Maynard Dixon.
A profusely illustrated hardcover by Donald J. Hagerty tracing the emergence of Dixon in the art history of America.
Farm at Night by John Stenvall 1941 Screenprint won Honorable Mention at the Museum of Modern Art NYC
Unframed 12x20
