The artwork of James Fiorentino spans the entire spectrum of traditional art. Reknowned for his ability to create uncanny likenesses of famous sports icons, Fiorentino has proceeded to the top of the sports art community. James has worked with some of the most famous sports figures along with contributing his painting skills to charities and fundraisers. As the youngest artist inducted into the prestigious New York Society of Illustrators in 1998, James continues to prove his achievements as a highly regarded illustrator and painter. © Visionary Art, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Use of this website constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use.

View the new JamesFiorentino.com Complete Events Listing 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 2004 Cleveland, Ohio July 21-25, 2004 James has been commissioned by TracerCode, official autograph provider, for the National Sports Convention, to create an original painting celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the 1964 Cleveland Browns Championship team. The original, which will depict 24 players, will be made into limited edition giclees and lithos. Also, 500 posters will be given out to the first 500 attendees of the National. These giclees and lithos will available to purchase and have signed by every player. As a guest of TracerCode, James will also be displaying and selling his latest project at the show in the Autograph Pavillion area. For more information on the prices, availability, and time schedule, you can go to www.tracercode.com or call (570) 587-1675. Siros Cup July 27, 2004 For the second straight year, James was commissioned by The Center for the Disabled in Albany, NY to present Mary Lou Whitney an original painting of her horse Birdstone winning the Belmont Stakes over Smarty Jones this year. Birdstone has been made into limited edition giclees (16" x 20") limited to 200. James with Birdstone's trainer Nick Zito James with Mary Lou Whitney 2004 Drew University Young Alumni Award June 4-6, 2004 James has been chosen by his peers in the College/Alumni/ae Association as the 2003-04 recipient of the College Alumni/ae Association's Young Alumni/ae Achievement Award. Given to alumni/ae who have graduated from Drew within the past ten years and have demonstrated success in their chosen field as well as outstanding character and loyalty to Drew, this prestigious award has been presented to distinguished Alumni/ae since 1991. There will be an awards ceremony held on Saturday of Reunion and also a private reception. (James with Drew President and former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean) Ted Williams' Museum Feb 13-15, 2004 Once again James has been asked to paint the official artwork for the 2004 Ted Williams Museum Induction. This years inductees included Monti Irvin and Rod Carew. James also painted a portrait of Rocco Baldelli, winner of the Ted Williams American League Rookie Hitter award.