Kay Jackson

Using old masters glazing methods and ancient gilding techniques, Kay Jackson explores subjects ranging from endangered species and the environment to nocturnes and the human figure. Her paintings have been shown nationally for thirty years and exhibited internationally through the Arts in Embassies Program and Museums. The Corcoran Gallery of Art and the National Academy of Science have her work in their permanent collections, and in 1997 President and Mrs. Clinton commissioned Jackson to paint a nocturne of the White House for their official Holiday Card.

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Commission from the White House

Nocturne painting of the White House for President and Mrs. Clinton's official 1997 Holiday card

Public Collections

• Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
• The Archdiocese of Chicago, Chicago, IL
• District of Columbia Commissions of the Arts, Washington, DC
• Embassy of the United States of America, Cambodia
• Embassy of the United States of America, Peru
• Embassy of the United States of America, Russia
• Embassy of the United States of America, Saudi Arabia
• Embassy of the United States of America, Tajikistan
• National Academy of Science, Keck Center, Washington, DC

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