Jackson in the 70's
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Jackson in the 70’s
Rain settles over Jackson as the lights of Broadway begin to glow against the darkening mountains. A horse-drawn stage moves slowly through the wet street while cars line the storefronts, capturing a town suspended between its Old West roots and the changing character of the 1970s.
The familiar neon of the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar shines at the center of the scene, surrounded by the businesses and gathering places that gave downtown Jackson its unmistakable personality. Reflections stretch across the pavement, turning an ordinary evening into something almost cinematic.
Jackson in the 70’s is a memory of a town still closely tied to its western past—a place where horses and automobiles shared the street, neon warmed the storefronts, and the mountains stood quietly beyond it all.
24 x 36 oil on linen
Available through Mountain Trails Gallery, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
