Born in Jacksonville, Florida,  Henry Dixon grew up in Chicago, IL and later moved to Michigan with his family where he attended Western Michigan University for his formal training.   Mr. Dixon holds a Bachelor's Degree in Art and a Master of Arts Degree in Graphic Design.  After graduation, Mr. Dixon moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he resides with his wife and works for Hallmark Cards.  In addition to numerous national and worldwide exhibitions, Mr. Dixon was selected as one of five artists to represent the United States in London as St. James Palace for the Windsor and Newton Worldwide Millennium Painting Competition.  With over 22,000 entries, the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) chaired the panel of world-renowned judges. 

Mr. Dixon was also selected from hundreds of artist in Missouri to represent the state for the 2001 White House Calendar.  His work is displayed in a large variety of publications including New York Monthly Gallery Review, Artist's Magazine, International Artists Magazine, and Watercolor Magic.  He is also a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the California Watercolor Association and the Texas Watercolor Society.

Visit the Henry Dixon website at www.henrywdixon.com