Hopkinson, Harold Isadore (sold)
Harold Isadore Hopkinson (August 8, 1918 - December 18, 2000) was a Mormon artist, illustrator, and art teacher based in Fort Bridger, Wyoming. Hopkinson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah and attended the LDS Business College. He married Vivian Hamblin in 1939, before being drafted into the Navy in 1940 to fight in World War II. After three years of service, he returned to the United States, settling in Laramie to attend college. They eventually settled in Byron, Wyoming, where he acquired a position as an art teacher and school superintendent. In 1988 they relocated to Mesa, Arizona, where they serviced with a mission. Both Harold and his wife died in Mesa. Their son, David Hopkinson, is also a noted artist specializing in Wyoming landscapes.
Evocative of the Romance of the Amerian West - Grand Teton National Park!
Jackson Hole Country Wyoming.
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An attractive and rare 1956 pictorial view map of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, drawn by Harold Isadore Hopkinson. Oriented to the northwest, the map covers roughly from Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park to the town of Jackson, appearing in the lower left. The view capitalizes on the romance of the American west, featuring American Indians, cowboys, elk, moose, big horn sheep, and has a desiccated cow skull integrated into the compass rose. A text element in the upper left offers a brief history of Jackson Hole. (more details)