William Henry Jackson (1843–1942) was a prominent American photographer, painter, and explorer renowned for his extensive documentation of the American West. After serving in the Civil War, Jackson spent decades traveling across the western United States, capturing iconic landscapes including Yellowstone, the Rocky Mountains, and various western railways. His work is characterized by its scale and technical mastery, helping to popularize the region's natural beauty to a global audience. He was also an accomplished artist who produced numerous sketches and paintings alongside his photographic work.[1,2,4,5]
William H. Jackson1974 · Morgan & Morgan / Amon Carter Museum of Western Art · book · EnglishISBN 0871000458Subject monograph featuring over 100 photographs.
