Gallery Talk, February 15th, 1pm

Erik Koeppel, Winter in the White Mountains, 16x12inches, Oil on panel 

I'll be giving a Gallery Talk at the New Hampshire Antiques Coop, and answering questions about my work. I'll also be bringing some new works for sale, in addition to the paintings I already have on view at the gallery,

Following is a selection of some of the paintings available. You may find purchase information at this link, or by contacting the gallery: https://www.rubylane.com/search?q=Erik+KOeppel

Talk details:
Saturday, February 15th at 1p.m.
In the Upstairs Gallery (elevator accessible) at The New Hampshire Antiques Coop
323 Elm St.
Milford, NH 03055

ph: 603-673-8499

If you're busy on February 15th, my new work will be available for you to see daily from 10-5pm.

Here are some more paintings:

Erik Koeppel, Golden Autumn, 16x12in. Oil on panel

Erik Koeppel, Autumn in the Mountain Washington Valley, 44x72in. Oil on canvas

Erik Koeppel, Alpenglow on Mt. Washington, 8x12in. Oil on panel

There will be more on view as well.

Also, if you're visiting Jackson, NH don't forget to see my monumental painting at the Jackson Historical Society and Museum of White Mountain Art. My largest work to date, it's epic scale can only really be appreciated in person, by here's an image:

Erik Koeppel, Autumn in the White Mountains, 6 1/2 by 11 1/4 feet. Oil on canvas 2019

The Big Painting, Officially Unveiled

If you weren't able to make the unveiling event, here's a little video of what it was like. The Jackson Historical Society and Museum of White Mountain Art was packed to capacity with spectators. Some folks had to look in at the veil drop from outside the window. It was an incredible event, and I'm so honored by the incredible level of community support that has accompanied this project. The painting was commissioned for permanent display as the centerpiece of the Museum of White Mountains Art's collection. In addition to the Jackson Historical Society, more than 65 private donors have contributed to the project, and will be named on a plaque to be hung beside the painting.

Here are some photos of the painting and from the unveiling event.

Erik Koeppel "Autumn in the White Mountains" 78 x 135 inches. Oil on canvas

The Following day, there was a 10 page story in the Conway Daily Sun 

Link to article:

https://www.conwaydailysun.com/news/local/the-big-picture-monumental-painting-in-jackson/article_667543b8-f042-11e9-a4ed-fbde947663dd.html

This week I also gave a talk to the local 7th grade art class about the painting. They were great kids, and had excellent questions. 

with the 7th graders

The BIG Unveiling

Behind that drape is my framed and finished 78x135 inch painting in its permanent home at the Jackson Historical Society & Museum of White Mountain Art. Titled “Autumn in the White Mountains," the painting depicts the Northern Presidential Range. This massive artwork, the largest White Mountain painting ever created, will be unveiled at a reception on October 18th at 6:00 pm. Open to the public, with a suggested entrance fee of $5 per person.

This event will coincide with the Annual White Mountain Art Show and Sale. Here are some of the pieces that will be available at the sale. If you'd like to contact the Society about any of these, or see the other works available, CLICK HERE

Erik Koeppel "Mt. Adams in Autumn" 21x36 in. Oil on panel $11,500
(this is one of the preparatory works for the giant painting) 

Erik Koeppel "Mt. Adams in Spring" 14x18 in. Oil on panel $4500
(also in preparation for the large painting)

Erik Koeppel "The Ellis River" 16x12 in. Oil on panel $3800
(This painting has a black bear hidden in it.) 

Erik Koeppel "Tuckerman Ravine" 14x24 in. Oil on panel $4800

Here again is the link to the Jackson Historical Society's website, and listing of my work: CLICK HERE

Thank you, and I look forward to seeing you at the unveiling reception! 

Erik Koeppel's Front Door

My new front door mural

I had this idea in the back of my head for a while, and finally went forward with painting a mural on my front door. The picture combines several of my favorite White Mountain scenes stuck together into one sprawling view. Included are Glen Ellis Falls, Emerald Pool, Tuckerman's Ravine, and others.

Enjoy next time you visit!

I would be happy to consider inquiries about mural projects. Thank you for your interest!