Valentino Dixon's golf drawings helped him escape wrongful life sentence - Sports Illustrated
Valentino Dixon Freed After Golf Digest Investigation, Profile — Geoff Shackelford
Valentino Dixon's Redemption | Golf News and Tour Information | Golf Digest
valentino-dixon-augusta-13th-art - Golf Digest Middle East
Former prisoner launches art, prison reform foundation in Florida
The Obama's Purchase Painting From Local Buffalo Artist - Step Out Buffalo
Without golf art, I'd be in jail': the remarkable story of Valentino Dixon | Golf | The Guardian
Valentino Dixon is traveling the world this holiday season, but Buffalo remains on his mind | WBFO
New York inmate's golf drawings lead to exoneration in murder - BBC News
Valentino's Story – Valentino Dixon Foundation
Barack and Michelle Obama: Valentino Dixon was convicted for a crime he didn't commit; now he's selling art to the Obamas | CNN
Michelle Obama Buys Valentino Dixon Artwork for Barack
Valentino Dixon, Exoneree, sells golf course drawing to former First Lady Michelle Obama for President Obama's Christmas Gift – African American Golfer's Digest
Recent — Valentino Dixon
Hirono Golf Course - Burchfield Penney Art Center
Valentino Dixon - Artists - Andrew Edlin Gallery
Georgetown students help free man wrongfully convicted of murder - WTOP News
Valentino's Story – Valentino Dixon Foundation
Augusta Days — Valentino Dixon
Valentino Dixon's golf drawings become center of attention at New York art show | Golf News and Tour Information | Golf Digest
Inspirational art: After 27 years in prison, wrongfully convicted Valentino Dixon realises a dream in Dubai
Former first lady surprises Barack Obama with drawing by Buffalo artist exonerated of murder
Valentino Dixon's art showcased at Burchfield Penney | WBFO
Valentino Dixon will draw your course | Golf News and Tour Information | Golf Digest
Valentino Dixon - Artists - Andrew Edlin Gallery
The OnCore Golf Valentino Dixon Interview | OnCore Golf News
Barack and Michelle Obama: Valentino Dixon was convicted for a crime he didn't commit; now he's selling art to the Obamas | CNN
