Jack, James (fl. 1914) Assets (26 in total)

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Everything happened as the Man of Wood had predicted, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Everything happened as the Man of Wood had predicted, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411945: Everything happened as the Man of Wood had predicted, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Gazing downward, she saw the camp of the Blackfeet, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Gazing downward, she saw the camp of the Blackfeet, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411933: Gazing downward, she saw the camp of the Blackfeet, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He rode down the wind, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He rode down the wind, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411931: He rode down the wind, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

They arrived at the abode of the Water-god, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho) pub 1914
They arrived at the abode of the Water-god, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho) pub 1914

STC411943: They arrived at the abode of the Water-god, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho) pub 1914, Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

On the lakes, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
On the lakes, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411925: On the lakes, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Adventure with a Totem, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Adventure with a Totem, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411926: Adventure with a Totem, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

The Lenape come to the Place of Caves, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
The Lenape come to the Place of Caves, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411927: The Lenape come to the Place of Caves, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

STC411935: "I see thee, I see thee! Thou shalt die", illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho) published 1914, Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

She sang a strange, sweet song, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
She sang a strange, sweet song, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411937: She sang a strange, sweet song, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He jumped so high that every bone in his body was shaken, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He jumped so high that every bone in his body was shaken, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411939: He jumped so high that every bone in his body was shaken, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

With one great step he reached the distant headland, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
With one great step he reached the distant headland, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411942: With one great step he reached the distant headland, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He seized hold of the hair, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He seized hold of the hair, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411947: He seized hold of the hair, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

A Fishing Expedition in Shadow-land, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
A Fishing Expedition in Shadow-land, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411948: A Fishing Expedition in Shadow-land, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He descried a great tepee, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He descried a great tepee, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411928: He descried a great tepee, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

STC411932: "Will you carry us over the river?" she asked, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He suddenly assumed the shape of a gigantic porcupine, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He suddenly assumed the shape of a gigantic porcupine, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411934: He suddenly assumed the shape of a gigantic porcupine, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He leaned his shoulder against the rock, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He leaned his shoulder against the rock, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411941: He leaned his shoulder against the rock, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Sin takes the form of a woodpecker, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Sin takes the form of a woodpecker, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411924: Sin takes the form of a woodpecker, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Glooskap brought all his magical resources to his aid, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Glooskap brought all his magical resources to his aid, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411929: Glooskap brought all his magical resources to his aid, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He lit the pipe and placed it in the mouth of the skeleton, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He lit the pipe and placed it in the mouth of the skeleton, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411936: He lit the pipe and placed it in the mouth of the skeleton, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Once more the Rabbit entered, disguised as a man, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Once more the Rabbit entered, disguised as a man, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411946: Once more the Rabbit entered, disguised as a man, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Algon carries the Captured Maiden home to his Lodge, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Algon carries the Captured Maiden home to his Lodge, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411930: Algon carries the Captured Maiden home to his Lodge, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

Soon the dancing commenced, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
Soon the dancing commenced, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411938: Soon the dancing commenced, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

The War-chief kills the Monster Rattlesnake, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
The War-chief kills the Monster Rattlesnake, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411940: The War-chief kills the Monster Rattlesnake, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

He emerged in his own country, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
He emerged in his own country, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411944: He emerged in his own country, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

The mists came down, and with them the Supernatural People, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)
The mists came down, and with them the Supernatural People, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho)

STC411949: The mists came down, and with them the Supernatural People, illustration from 'Myths and Legends of the North-American Indians' by Lewis Spence (colour litho), Jack, James (fl. 1914) / Bridgeman Images

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