Gallery

STONE LIZARD

Conceptualized as a representation of "Earth". Incorporating elements that dictated the design. Utilizing opaque black glass in the background to cause a reflected surface.

The Salon de Luxfer Gallery is open to the public, by appointment. Specializing in the original art and craft work of John Dixon, and decorative arts from the teens, twenties, and thirties of the 20th Century. Includes, Art Noveau, Jungerstijl, Mission, and pottery, art glass, from the same period.

Located in and industrial lofted building, in Historic Pontiac, MI, and housing 2 spaces on the 3rd floor, (studio 303, gallery 305). Please contact me at your convenience to set up a time for a visit.

A MODEL SITTING

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83 exposures, and we chose the first shot.

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Brooks Dixon

Hand pulled silk screen prints

From a series of 15 individual images, these are editions of 250. Signed, numbered, heavily embellished, and printed on cotton rag paper. Provoking the viewer.

James Dean

Striking a defiant pose.

Walter White

Jesse Pinkman's muse in his cooking outfit.

Vanessa Redgrave

From the classic film, "Blow Up", Vanessa Redgrave adorns Andy's throne.

Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen is again immortalized whilst jumping over Andy's can.

Jesse Pinkman / Walter White

"Blue" is right.

Pam Anderson

Balancing on the edge.

Motion Picture

Non precise serial.

Charlotte Rampling

Life is a Cabaret.

Jack Nicholson

Hells Angels on Wheels.

DEADMAUS Special

Tribal.

Is 140 mph really that fast

Porsche 550 Spyder.

Minus the flanking nymphos.

The trumpets blared.

Jesse Pinkman

Overwhelmed.

IMAGES THAT STUCK WITH ME...ABOUT 99%

A BODY OF WORK / BLUE DADA HELMETS AND THE DISCPICABLES

A 10 year body of work that started as imaginary motorcycle helmets- called "Blue DaDa Helmets" evolved into advertizing canvases promoting them, a variety of decorative arts items, and a set of six "Heroic" stature steel stands. The structures hold the remnants of the desperado motorcycle gang..the "DISPICABLES". The format presented will give a perspective on the development and completed work. A portion of the collection is still available. Please inquire to see the work in person.

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FIRST PHOTO SHOOT / MARLAYNA AND ANITA GREYWOLF

It was a very crisp day when we gathered on the Canadian side of Lake Erie. The models maintained their composure even though they weren't dressed for it. When I first looked at the 125 exposures, I felt their might be 2 or 3 good ones. Since then I value the lions share of them. Here are a few.

Marlayna

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Anita

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THE HELMETS

These were the first two helmets.

1962 PEAUGOT 102B SCOOTER

With flared fenders.

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FEASIBILITY OF SCULPTURE

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AD CANVAS #13

30" X 40"

AD CANVAS #12

sold

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AD CANVAS #6

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AD CANVAS #22

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AD CANVAS #17

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27 AD CANVASES PRODUCED TO DATE

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Marcel Duchamp at 70

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MENTORS and INSPIRATION

THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY WORK

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