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Alexandra Dillon

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Alexandra Dillon

I started making art at a very young age; I’ve been a professional artist for over twenty years. I have a degree in filmmaking from UCLA, and I worked in the film industry for a handful of years, but I felt I needed to be more creative and dropped everything and went to Florence, Italy where I studied classical realism.

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Alexandra Dillon

I started making art at a very young age; I’ve been a professional artist for over twenty years. I have a degree in filmmaking from UCLA, and I worked in the film industry for a handful of years, but I felt I needed to be more creative and dropped everything and went to Florence, Italy where I studied classical realism.

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