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![]() The Point Rider |
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![]() Making His Rounds |
![]() Sandhills Spring |
![]() The Cavvy Quitters |
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![]() A Branding in the Sandhills |
![]() Mountain Trail |
![]() When It's All Workin' |
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![]() Breaking Back |
![]() Run for Fun |
![]() The Perfect Tree |
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![]() Mustang in the Sage |
The Christmas Pony |
![]() Joint Custody |
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![]() Playful Mama |
![]() So Nyaah |
![]() Mustang Mama |
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![]() Tuckered |
![]() Going for It |
![]() Between Mountain Showers |
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![]() The Discovery |
Double Dare |
![]() Winter Haven |
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![]() Prairie Primrose |
Too Far Gone Saloon |
The Legend Wall |
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| Biography
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With his world as a backdrop, Jim mixes his ranch work experience, years of historical research and creates beautiful, authentic art works. Rey graduated from the "old school" of painting; "I read a lot on my own, went through every art book I could get my hands on, and learned to paint by painting." Before he established a reputation as a western artist, Jim completed many commissioned works. He did 51 paintings for the Encyclopedia Britannica, illustrating the history of the Buffalo in the American West. He was the Graphic Arts Director for Bilingual Children's Television, Inc., Graphic Arts Director for "Over Easy" starring Hugh Downs and Phyllis Diller and was the Art Director for the Emmy Awards in 1973, 1974 and 1976. Jim's paintings are authentic and real, and they come to life as you look at them. He puts his subjects into real situations so the viewer can watch them react. "I strive to take a thought and bring in my way of looking at things to situations I care about." |