Joffa kerr biography of michael jackson

As discussed in the article below, &#;Art portraying wild animals of the American West had been created since artists trailed early explorers and exploiters into the region.

But there was something about the subjects being animals that made it less than serious in the wider world of art. The work was seen by many as cute or common, not fine art but illustration, something that appealed not to connoisseurs but to their kids.&#;

 

A family of Oklahoma oilmen changed that.

NOTE: this article was originally published to It was written by Jake Nichols.

William G.

Kerr, founder of the world-famous National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming, died July 4 in Oklahoma City. He was

Kerr and his wife, Joffa, who died in June at the age of 87, live in Wilson, Wyoming, since

Together, the Kerrs launched the NMWA, using their substantial personal collection as the foundatio