Jackson Walker Studio

Jackson Walker, a self-taught artist and a Floridian of over five generations, has devoted a lifetime to portraying visually arresting paintings that involve historical and military subjects. This has become especially important in the often overlooked aspects that apply to the State of Florida.

This specialty has earned him a unique place as a reliable source for not only collectors, but books, publications and other media productions. His work has been seen on documentaries for A&E Network, The History Channel and various PBS programs.

He was awarded the Medal of Commendation from the Florida National Guard Heritage Art Collection and additional works for the National Guard Bureau for the States of Georgia and West Virginia. In 2008 he was awarded the inaugural Florida Artist of the Year by The Florida House in Washington D.C.

He was Featured Artist for the Fall Festival of the Arts in Volusia County, Florida for 2007. In 2005, his entire collection, “Legendary Florida” was purchased by The Museum of Florida Art in DeLand, Florida. Jackson continues his association with the museum adding new works to the collection, working with educational programs and promoting the collection to an ever widening audience.

He also is on the Board of Directors of The Seminole Wars Historic Foundation, an organization of writers, scholars, archeologists and historians devoted to the study of that era of Florida history.

With his love of Florida and its natural mystique, he also portrays the wonders and beauty that is found throughout the State works that have a special appeal to those who can recall the fleeting beauty of Florida and those who share a love for “Old Cracker Florida”
	Spend a few moments here and discover Florida through the eyes and the brush of Jackson Walker.