Raised in Oklahoma
and Missouri, Joe Beeler received his BFA
from Kansas State Teachers College and continued
his studies at the Art Center School in Los
Angeles. His professional career began in
illustration at the University of Oklahoma
Press. This gave him confidence to pursue
an artist's career, and collectors were quick
to acquire his paintings. The success of his
one-man show at the Thomas Gilcrest Museum
in 1960 established him on a course that would
lead to national acclaim and a string of honors
and awards.
Joe has won gold and silver honors in sculpture,
silver in drawing and an Artists' Choice Award,
all from the Cowboy Artists of America organization.
In 1994, the Arizona Historic League named
him an "Arizona History Maker"-an
award presented to a very select group of
Arizonans.
Joe Beeler passed away suddenly on April 26, 2006 doing what he loved best-working cattle with his favorite horse. His legacy as a Western Artist and a genuine human being will live on.
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PRICES FOR SCULPTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
"El Jefe"
Bronze, Edition of 30
"Sure Shot"
Bronze, Edition of 45
18"h x 17"w x 9"d
$7,800
"Crow Warrior"
Bronze, Edition of 40
17"h x 6"w x 6 "d
$5,400
"Never Walk When You Can Ride"
Bronze, Edition of 45
13 1/2"h x 21"w x 9"d
"The Voice Of The Wilderness"
Bronze, Edition of 35
"Practice Makes Perfect"
Bronze Edition of 35
18"h x 15 1/2"w x 6"d
"Trouble In The Corral"
Bronze, Edition 40
18"h x 9"w x 5"d
"Feelin' His Oats"
Bronze, Edition of 45
16"h x 10"w x 6"d
"The Whiskey Guard"
Bronze, Edition of 45
24" tall
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