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- Walton Ford
- Ford has an easy, reprobate charm that fits nicely with his roguish good looks. Strictly speaking, he's a watercolorist of animal scenes done on a grand scale and in a nineteenth-century manner.
birds of americaThe artist in his Great Barrington, Massachusetts, studio, holding up a golden eagle, the subject of Delirium (2004), left.
Photographed by Martin Schoeller
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