HARRY JACKSON (b. 1924)

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HARRY JACKSON (b. 1924)

'Sacagawea, First Working Model for a Monument', A Bronze Group of the Indian Scout and her Child

inscribed 35. © Harry Jackson 1977 and stamped with the Wyoming Foundry Studios seal
26½in. (67.3cm.) high, including bronze base inscribed SACAGAWEA FIRST WORKING MODEL FOR A MONUMENT BY HARRY JACKSON, brown patina
Literature
L. Pointer & D. Goddard, Harry Jackson, New York, 1981, p. 271, figs. 196, 357, 368-375

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 Shosone squaw who led Lewis and Clark on their explorations of North America in the early 19th century.

Sacagawea, First Working Model for a Monument was cast in an edition of forty patinated examples and twenty polychrome examples.