signed in the screen lower right
Note: This images was one of three images created by Jackson for inclusion in the first Sampson-Matthews catalogue. Jackson was the driving force behind the Sampson-Matthews silkscreen program for its first decade and its biggest contributor, creating a total of twelve images for the program. This print is illustrated on page 214 of “Art for War and Peace: How a Great Public Art Project Helped Canada Discover Itself” (Ian Sigvaldason & Scott Steedman; Red Leaf, 2015).
