Harry Jackson

Documentaries featuring American sculptor, Harry Jackson, at his studio and foundry at Camaiore, Italy, that was aired on the Omnibus program by BBC in 1983 and a Good Morning American production from 1984 that included appearances of Wyoming cowboys Cal Todd, Slim Whitt, and Mel Stonehouse. The programs mention Jackson's 21 foot-high sculpture of John Wayne placed on Wiltshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Harry Jackson describes his relationship with Jackson Pollock and where Pollock was born in Cody, Wyo.

Examines Harry Jackson's philosophy of art as expressed in his paintings and bronzes, particularly the painted bronzes. Special emphasis is given to the major re-painting of the University of Wyoming Sacagawea statue, and the moment when the inspiration hit.

"A gripping ... narrative that takes one through the exciting art and life of Harry Jackson. You travel to Italy to see his Foundry/Studio in the foothills of the Italian Alps and his studio and house in Wyoming, the rugged west of America. You also will follow Jackson on his tours of the great museums as he explains what excites him and how he sees art."

Cody Stampede celebration from 1976 Bicentennial year including segments of a Cody Stampede meeting, annual Cody Stampede parade and rodeo, and dedication of the Winchester collection at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.