Hot Sand
Gift of Sergeant Major R. F. EnglandNational Museum of the Marine Corps. About the artist: Harry Jackson studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Academy of Fine Arts. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1943, and became the youngest Marine combat artist to serve in World War II. He was assigned to the 2d Battalion, 25th Marines, 4th Marine Division and fought on Roi-Namur, Kwajalein, Tarawa, and Saipan. Jackson was wounded on Tarawa and Saipan and suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and seizures for the rest of his life. He gained an international following for his work, maintaining studios in Cody, Wyoming, and Camaiore, Italy. Jackson died in April 2011.
Întrebări și răspunsuri
Din ce epocă datează "Hot Sand"?
"Hot Sand" datează din perioada Modern.
Care este luminozitatea lucrării "Hot Sand" de Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc?
Culorile din "Hot Sand" prezintă o luminanță Soft Shadow.
Cât de intense sunt culorile în "Hot Sand" de Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc?
Culorile din "Hot Sand" de Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc au o intensitate Vivid.
Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc (1924 – 2011)
A celebrated combat artist and sculptor known for his Western bronze works and WWII sketches like Saipan Marine, Harry Jackson captured the raw spirit of history through a lens that invites you to witness his legacy.
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Despre această operă
- Titlu: Hot Sand
- Artist: Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc
- An: 1944
- Format: Landscape
- Statut drepturi de autor: Protejat de drepturi de autor
- Locul în care poate fi văzută: National Museum of the Marine Corps
- Epocă: Modern
- Perioada de creație: War Period
- Contextul corpusului: military camaraderie , combat artist legacy
- Paleta de culori: Dark
Informații rapide
- Notable elements: Soldiers resting on logs in desert
- Location: National Museum of the Marine Corps
- Artistic style: Realism
- Year: 1944