"Spirit's Shade" by James F. Jackson Tray and folklore

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"Spirit's Shade" by James F. Jackson Tray and folkloreoil on wood panel (2013), 5. 5" x 7. 5" This piece is on display from March 13 through August 3, 2026 in James F. Jackson: Legacy in Art and Leather, a retrospective exhibition celebrating more than four decades of creative work by Wyoming artist James F. Jackson. Featuring paintings, carved and tooled leather, and works that merge both media, the exhibition traces Jacksons lifelong exploration of form, structure, and visual metaphor. https: