Jim Eppler

  • Raven IIC

    Bronze
    13”L x 17”H x 9”D
    Edition of 50

    $3,400


  • Raven VIID

    Bronze
    20”L x 17”H x 9”D
    Edition of 50

    $3,600


  • Small Raven I

    Bronze
    5x3x2

    $600


  • Small Raven II

    Bronze
    7x6x3

    $700


  • Small Raven III

    Bronze
    6x3x2

    $600


  • Small Raven V

    Bronze
    7x6x3

    $700


  • Whitetail Fawn I

    Bronze
    H 19″ x W 22″ x D 10″
    $3,950


  • Raven IVD

    Bronze
    23 3/4″L x 13″ H x 6 1/2″D
    Edition of 50
    $3,400


  • Raven IID

    Bronze
    23 3/4″L x 11 1/4″H x 7 1/2″D
    Edition of 50
    $3,600


  • Raven ID

    Bronze
    26″L x 11″H x 6 1/8″D
    Edition of 50
    $3,600


  • Whitetail Fawn II

    Bronze
    14 7/8”L x 8 7/8”H x 6 7/8”D
    Edition of 50
    $3,200


  • Jackrabbit III

    Bronze
    14 7/8”L x 8 7/8”H x 6 7/8”D
    Edition of 50
    $3,200


  • Jackrabbit I

    Bronze
    12″L x 19″H x 15 3/4″
    Edition of 50
    $3,200


  • Chipmunk II

    Bronze
    3 3/4″L x 5 3/4″H x 2 3/8″D
    Edition of 75
    $850


  • Chipmunk I

    Bronze
    4 1/2″L x 5 1/2″H x 3 3/4″D
    Edition of 75
    $850


  • Baby Bobcat Duo and Bobcat Mama

    Bronze


  • Bobcat Mama

    Bronze
    16″ L x 22″ H x 9″ D
    Edition of 50
    $6,500


  • Baby Bobcat Duo

    Bronze


  • Baby Bobcat II

    Bronze
    14 3/4″L x 9 3/4″H x 4 7/8″D
    Edition of 50
    $2,100


  • Baby Bobcat I

    Bronze
    9″L x 11 1/4″H x 3 7/8″D
    Edition of 50
    $2,100


Artist’s Bio

Jim Eppler takes the world around us and recreates it for our participation. He has been praised for his lifelike
recreations and his gentle interpretations. It is Eppler’s respect and appreciation for nature that allow his art to flow so freely.

Eppler developed this appreciation for nature at a young age. As a small child growing up in El Paso, he would spend many hours outdoors, observing animals to sketch and paint. After moving to Lubbock, Texas, he took his first art class in high school. Eppler continued his official studies at Texas Tech University, earning a BFA in Studio Art. But Eppler has never limited his studies to the classroom. He has always been a keen observer of nature and has spent many hours capturing on film every aspect of nature. In his paintings, Eppler particularly uses light to underscore select components of movement and landscape. In his bronzes, it is the details of movement that are subtly emphasized.

As accomplished as Eppler is in wildlife art, he does not limit himself to that realm. He is an accomplished portrait artist and skilled musician who is able to meld his gift for song and portraiture by creating commissioned portraits for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. He has created commissioned pieces for MCA Records, Mercury Records, Chappell Music, the National Wild Turkey Federation, and numerous private collectors.

Eppler has been featured in the book, “Wildlife Art, 60 Contemporary Masters and Their Work” (Joan Muyskens Pursley, Portfolio Press), and in numerous magazines. His public installations include the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Frederik Meijer Gardens,South Plains Wildlife Rehab Center, National Exhibits Foundation, National Ranching Heritage Museum, Booth Museum, West Texas Museum Collection, and the Benson Sculpture Garden, along with numerous private installations.

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