Artists
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J., W. | |
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Jaar, Alfredo | |
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Jachna, Joseph D. | |
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Jack, Mabel Wellington | |
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Jackson, Billy Morrow | |
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Jackson, Daniel | |
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Jackson, Everett Gee | |
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Jackson, Harry | |
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Jackson, Herb | |
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Jackson, John | |
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Jackson, John Adams | |
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Jackson, Julia | |
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Jackson, Kay | |
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Jackson, Mary | |
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Jackson, Sarah | |
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Jackson, Ward | |
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Jackson, William H. | Leaving his native New York in 1863, Jackson made his first trip west as a driver for a wagon train. |
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Jacobi, Lotte | |
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Jacobs | |
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Jacobs, Ferne | |
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Jacobs, Marshall Elliott | |
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Jacobsen, Antonio | |
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Jacobshagen, Keith | |
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Jacobson, Egbert | |
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Jacobson, J. | |
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Jacobson, Janel | |
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Jacomet, Daniel | |
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Jacques, Michael | |
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Jacquet, Alain | |
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Jacquette, Yvonne | Yvonne Jacquette studied at the Rhode Island School of Design from 1952 to 1956. She taught at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia in 1972 and was a visiting artist and painting instructor at the University of Pennsylvania from 1972 to 1976 and again from 1979 to 1982. |
| Jacquez, Lawrence | ||
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Jacquier, Henri | |
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Jaffee, N. Jay | |
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James, Christopher | |
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James, Laurace | |
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James, Michael | A grandson and great-grandson of textile-mill workers, Michael James was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts. He earned a B.F.A. degree at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and an M.F.A. degree at Rochester Institute of Technology, specializing in painting and printmaking. |