George F. Thompson Publishing

More than Scenery: Yellowstone, an American Love Story

I first visited ASS in 2002. A colleague, Deborah Dancy, was working on an artist book as a Hearst Fellow and thought AAS would interest me. Gigi Barnhill graciously met with me to introduce the collection and suggested a few resources targeted at my current work. I came away so jazzed by the possibilities I remember driving home that night wishing I had a project suitable for a fellowship application.

A Country No More: Rediscovering the Landscapes of John James Audubon

For visual interpreters of the world like me, having the time to concentrate on finding and interpreting historic original materials is both essential and precious. Being a participant in the Jay and Deborah Last Visiting Fellowship for Creative Artists from the American Antiquarian Society (2016) boosted both my curiosity and confidence as a professional artist.