What most folks don’t know about Maynard Dixon is he spent most of his life and career in the metropolitan art center of San Francisco. I fell in love with the West not long after backpacking two summers in Europe. Unlike most people who came home with a newfound interest in the Italian Renaissance or French Impressionism, I returned asking: what is my artistic heritage? My search ultimately brought me to the American West. Old West history that fascinates me is migration, the stories of


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