Jim Westbrook is an artist in clay, a sculptor (and architect) who specializes in sculpting life-size bronze statues, busts, memorials and relief sculptures of people. Through public and private commissions, he produces and installs full-size bronze sculptures of historical figures, creating commemorations and memorials to coal miners, lumberjacks, train conductors, doctors, arhats, meditators, teachers and professors Jims artwork is often installed as outdoor sculpture in memorial parks, town squares, city centers and college campuses. Jim has also created a series of Native American relief portraits in bonded bronze, available for purchase by those who enjoy Indian art. Most of the bronze statues pictured can be purchased by individuals and groups for town memorials, railroad depots, museums and parks. He lives in the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas with his wife, Kathy and wolf dog, Mani, and plays keyboards locally in Jasper Arkansas in a band called Jazzper.

Relief Portraits

Mr. Pete