Harry Jackson (b. 1924)

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Harry Jackson (b. 1924)

'Sacagawea II', A Cold-Painted Bronze Figure of the Indian Scout

inscribed '© Harry Jackson 1980 SAII P50P', inscribed in paint '© Harry Jackson 1980', impressed with the Wyoming Art Foundry seal and with the artist's thumbprint
18in. high, on black marble base with brass tag inscribed with title and artist's name
Literature
L.Pointer and D. Goddard, Harry Jackson, New York, 1981, p. 271, figs. 196, 357, 378
H. Jackson, 30 Anni di Attivita in Versilia, Camaiore, Italy, 1985, illus.

Lot Essay

The present bronze is a reduction of the first working model for the privately commissioned monument planned for and donated to the Plains Indian Museum, Buffalo Bill Cody Historic Center, Cody, Wyoming. Marie, a Shoshone Indian, posed for Jackson's monument depicting the Shoshone squaw who led Lewis and Clark on their explorations of North American in the early 19th century.

Sacagawea II was cast in editions of 350 patinated examples and an equal number of painted examples similar to the present bronze.