NJ artist meets and draws legendary sports figures
New Jersey artist James Fiorentino brings sports legends to life through his art.
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10ds agoNew Jersey artist James Fiorentino brings sports legends to life through his art.
He's met and painted pictures of iconic figures, including Joe Dimaggio, Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.
News 12's Eric Landskroner sat down with Fiorentino.
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