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| HARRY JACKSON |
| Kennedy Galleries Monograph—Catalogue
by Frank Getlein. Publisher: Kennedy Galleries, Inc. New
York, NY, 1969. 98 pages. First book ever on Harry
Jackson. |
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(Sold-Out: We
have the last few volumes for sale) |
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Hard Cover: |
$45 + Shipping & Handling |
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Soft Cover: |
$35 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON |
| By Larry Pointer and Donald Goddard. Forward,
Peter Hassrick, Director Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming;
Introduction, John Walker, Director Emeritus, National Gallery of Art,
Washington, DC; Jackson’s life and work
from 1924 thru 1980. 308 pages, 397 illustrations, 104 color plates
with a complete list of Jackson’s patinaed
and painted sculpture from its inception in 1954 through 1980. Publisher: Harry
N. Abrams, Inc., New York, NY, 1981 |
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(Sold-Out: We
have the last few volumes for sale) |
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Hard Cover: |
$550 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON, 40 Years of His Work 1941-1981 |
| With essays by John Walker, Director
Emeritus, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Gene Thornton,
TIME magazine art critic; Donald Goddard, Larry Pointer, and a rare
interview with Harry
Jackson by Lee Myers. Publisher: Wyoming
Foundry Studios Inc., Cody, Wyoming 1981. 166 page catalogue. |
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Soft Cover: |
$45 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON, 30 Years in Versilia (Italy) |
| With essays by Dr. Fabio Pezzini, Mayor
of Camaiore; Franco Bolelli, Italian Senator; Patricia Smith, Smith
Gallery, New York, NY and Harry Jackson. Publisher: City
of Camaiore (Lucca), Italy, 1985-6. 108 page catalogue. |
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Soft Cover: |
$45 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON’S LOST WAX BRONZE CASTING - Signed by Harry Jackson |
by Harry Jackson. Introduction
by John Walker, Director Emeritus, National Gallery of Art, Washington,
DC. This still is the most authoritative book on this incomparable
6,000 year old bronze casting technique.
These first edition books are signed by the author Harry Jackson. The dust jackets have slight wear on them,
but the books are in excellent shape.
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Hard Cover: |
First Edition: (We
have the last few volumes for sale. They have slight wear to the dust jackets.)
Was $95, now only $35.00
+ Shipping & Handling
Publisher: Northland
Press, Flagstaff, AZ, 1972 |
| HARRY JACKSON’S LOST WAX BRONZE CASTING |
by Harry Jackson. Introduction
by John Walker, Director Emeritus, National Gallery of Art, Washington,
DC. This still is the most authoritative book on this incomparable
6,000 year old bronze casting technique.
These are the second edition of this title.
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Hard Cover: |
Second Edition:
$45
+ Shipping & Handling
Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., Inc., New York, NY, 1979 |
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Soft Cover: |
$30 + Shipping & Handling
Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., Inc., New York, NY,
1983 |
| BRONZES OF THE AMERICAN WEST |
| by Patricia Janis Broder. Publisher: Harry
N. Abrams, Inc., New York, NY, 1973. 431 pages, 511 illustrations & 48
color plates. (Sold-Out: We
have the last few volumes for sale)
History of American bronzes. Introduction by Dr. Harold McCracken, Director
Emeritus, Whitney Gallery of Western Art, Cody, Wyoming. Harry
Jackson is the first artist featured in the Contemporary Chapter (IX). Jackson’s section
is also the longest: It covers over 6 pages and contains 9 plates. |
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Hard Cover: |
$450 + Shipping & Handling |
| PORTRAITS—5,000 Years |
| by John Walker. Publisher: Harry
N. Abrams, Inc., New York, NY, 1973. 288 pages, 301 illustrations,
and 73 color plates, (First Edition Sold-Out: We
have the last few volumes for sale) John Walker, Director
Emeritus, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC writes with great knowledge
about all aspects of human portrait painting and sculpture during the
last five millennia of Western Civilization. Mr. Walker selected
the work of only three living artists: Andrew Wyeth, Christina’s
World, 1948, Tempera on gesso panel; David Hockney, My Parents,
1977, Oil on canvas and Harry Jackson, The Foreman (Portrait
of Cal Todd), 1981, Fat egg tempera on bronze sculpture. Mr. Walker
concludes his book with a full page color plate of the sculpture, introduced
by this statement (p. 266): “Harry Jackson’s The
Foreman, is a penetrating likeness of an American type…Jackson’s wrangler
is traditionally rendered, yet its modernity is unmistakable. This,
it seems a fitting conclusion to an artistic history that reaches back
five thousand years.” |
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$450 + Shipping & Handling |
| AMERICAN PAINTING |
| by Donald Goddard and Robert Rosenblum. Publisher: Hugh
Lauter Levin Associates, Inc., 1990. Distributed by Macmillan Publishing
Co., New York, NY. 319 pages, 305 color plates. Goddard’s
34 essays and Rosenblum’s extensive introduction explain how American
painting has earned its revered place in world art history. Paintings
by 168 artists, between 1670 and 1990, represent Goddard’s carefully
considered selection. Harry Jackson is one of
13 of the 37 living artists illustrated by more that a single example. The
Family 1953, is his largest and most ambitious abstract expressionist
work and The Italian Bar 1956 is his first multi-figure realist
work after studying the Renaissance masters in Europe in 1954. His
world renowned western sculpture is lauded in the essay at the beginning
of Chapter 28—Refiguring Abstract Expressionism. |
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Hard Cover: |
$100 + Shipping & Handling |
| NEW YORK SCHOOL OF ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISTS |
| Published in 2000 by the New York School Press,
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, 393 pages, 187 illustrations, 172 color plates,
and edited by Marika Herskovic. Harry Jackson page
190-194, together with Bill and Elaine DeKooning, Grace Hartigan (Jackson’s
2nd wife) and Jackson Pollock and his wife Lee Krasner, speak for themselves
in this unique and extraordinary volume. |
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Hard Cover: |
$95 + Shipping & Handling |
ATTENTION: The prices of the below listed documentary
films are costly because their production is expensive while their specialized sales market
remains limited.
Videos
| THE ART OF HARRY JACKSON |
| A one hour film documenting the 1987 University
of Wyoming Art Museum Retrospective Exhibit of 60 years of Harry Jackson
art. Written, directed and narrated by Harry Jackson. |
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$100 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON’S DREAMS INTO REALITY |
| A half hour special showing Harry
Jackson as he paints the surfaces of his 10 ft. tall bronze
sculpture Psychedelajawea and his 20 inch tall Sunset Washakie. Filmed
for the University of Wyoming Art School by Jim Nadler and narrated by Harry Jackson. |
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$50 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON A MAN AND HIS ART PRESENTED BY JOHN WAYNE |
| A gripping 60 minute narrative that takes
you through the exciting art and life of Harry Jackson. You
fly to Italy to see his foundry/studio in the foot hills of the Italian
Alps as well as to his studio and house in Wyoming in the rugged wide-open
American Cowboy West. You will also watch Jackson tour
the great museums as he explains what excites him and how he sees art. Narrated
by Harry Jackson and John Wayne, whom Jackson meets for the first time
in this movie. This is a film for your entire family. |
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$50 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON'S QUARTET TWO—BLACK AND WHITE VARIATION 2005 |
| You watch Harry create his Quartet Two
Black and White Variation while he describes the direct
influence of WWII and Jackson Pollock on his Random Mono-Prints
done in Mexico in Aug 1949, their influencing his War painting
created in Italy (1998-2001) and their combined influence on his Quartets created
in Italy from April thru Oct. 2005. Harry Jackson, as usual, has
created an artistic autobiographical film that surpasses those made on
Picasso, Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock, the three most filmed artists
in the world – until this and other films on and created by Cody
Wyoming’s Harry Jackson came along. |
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VHS |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
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DVD |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON’S WAR KILLS LIFE
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VHS |
Free + Shipping |
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DVD |
Free + Shipping |
| HARRY JACKSON/SECOND MARINE DIVISION
AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT AT BETIO TARAWA 20 XI 1943—60TH ANNIVERSARY
COMMEMORATION |
| Harry Jackson, who was gravely wounded during
this assault, returned to Betio Island, Japan’s bombproof citadel
in Tarawa Atoll, in November 2003 where he was the keynote speaker during
the formal 60th Anniversary Commemoration of the US Marine conquest of
this globally strategic island-fortress. Jackson described the specific
reasons for this Japanese citadel when he spoke on RED BEACH TWO during
this ceremony. Both the video film of Jackson’s talk and his
97 page book detailing the shockingly unique global importance of this
victorious 76 hour battle comprise this incomparable offer. |
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VHS |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
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DVD |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON’S JOURNEY |
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VHS |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
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DVD |
$50 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON/JACKSON POLLOCK/POLECAT BENCH 6 IX 2004 |
| Video in Progress |
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VHS |
Free + Shipping |
| COSMOS 5 PAINTED |
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VHS |
$30 + Shipping & Handling |
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DVD |
$30 + Shipping & Handling |
| BABY HARRY'S BATHYSPHERE |
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VHS |
$25 + Shipping & Handling |
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DVD |
$25 + Shipping & Handling |
| HARRY JACKSON—BETIO 20’ X 30’ PAINTING |
| in progress |
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VHS |
Not available yet |
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DVD |
Not available yet |
| HARRY JACKSON'S QUARTET FIVE |
| in progress |
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VHS |
$50 + Shipping & Handling (Not available
yet) |
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DVD |
$50 + Shipping & Handling (Not available
yet) |
Audio
The Smithsonian Institution Presents:
| HARRY JACKSON THE COWBOY: His Songs, Ballads and Brag Talk |
| (Two Cassette album) 30 songs
on the Folkways Cassette Series. Only albums ordered from us include
copies of rave reviews by Robert Sheldon, New York Times; Walter Starkie,
Saturday Review; Alfred Frankenstein, San Francisco Chronicle. |
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Two Cassette Album |
$22 + Shipping & Handling |
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Compact Disk |
$24 + Shipping & Handling |
| COWBOY SONGS ON FOLKWAYS |
| Harry Jackson (5 solo
songs), Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, Cisco Houston and others. Guy
Logsdon compiled and annotated these from the Smithsonian Folkways Collection. |
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Cassette |
$11 + Shipping & Handling |
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Compact Disk |
$19 + Shipping & Handling |
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