Hans Meets Harpy Eagle, Panama            
Thanks to the Panama Audubon Society, Golden Gate Audubon (California), and The Peregrine Fund, an educational poster, painted by Hans Peeters, was distributed throughout Panama to encourage the protection of this magnificent species, the national bird of Panama.  View poster on Raptor page.
Hans Peeters
Wildlife and Nature Art
Lanner Falcon
Oil on Panel, 14" x 13.5"
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About the Artist
Hans Meets Harpy Eagle, Panama            
Thanks to the Panama Audubon Society, Golden Gate Audubon (California), and The Peregrine Fund, an educational poster, painted by Hans Peeters, was distributed throughout Panama to encourage the protection of this magnificent species, the national bird of Panama.  View poster on Raptor page.
     Mail:  Hans Peeters
              1050 Kilkare Road
              Sunol, CA  94586   USA
       Ph:  (925) 862-2102
hjpeeters1@gmail.com
   His commissions include illustrations for a guide to the birds of India to be published by the Smithsonian Institution, and the Mexican Postal Service has honored him by using four of his paintings for postage stamps, and others (see right) raise money for conservation. 
   Anyone who has looked through one of the more recent field guides to North American birds has seen Hans Peeters' work.  He painted many of the color plates in The American Bird Conservancy's All the Birds of North America (1997) and, because he is
also a working ornithologist, served as a scientific
consultant for the book as well. He is author and illustrator of Raptors of California (2005) and Owls of California and the West (2007) (both University of California Press).

Lanner Falcon
    His larger paintings have been featured in books including The Best of Wildlife Art (1997) and
Wildlife Art
(1999).  His work has appeared in popular publications such as Audubon Magazine and
Architectural Digest
, and it hangs in permanent collections of the prestigious Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum and The Peregrine Fund among others. 
    Hans paints mammals as well, and is illlustrator and co-author of the field guide, Mammals of California, published by University of California Press (2nd edition, 2004).  As a biologist, he acts as a consultant to various government agencies, private firms, and authors.
Owls of California and the West, Peeters, University of California Press, 2007.
Raptors of California, Peeters and Peeters, University of California Press, 2005.
The Best of Wildlife Art, R. Wolf, North Light Books, 1997.
Game Hawking ... at its Very Best, Webster & Enderson, Windsong Press, 1988.
Book of North American Birds, Reader's Digest Association, 1990.
Wildlife Art, A. Singer, Quarry Press, 1999.
Falconry and Art, C.A. de Chamerlat, Sotheby's Publications, 1987.
Gyrfalcon, E. Ford, John Murray Press, London, 1999.
American Hawking, Peeters & Jameson, 1970.  Limited Edition, Sold Out.
Peregrine Falcon Populations, Cade, et al, The Peregrine Fund, 1988.
Mammals of California, Jameson & Peeters, University of California Press, 2004, 2nd edition.
Shortwinged Hawks, E.W. Jameson, Jr., 1993.
All the Birds of North America, J. Griggs, Harper Collins, 1997.
All the Backyard Birds, West, J. Griggs, Harper Collins, 1997.
Equinox, D. O'Brien, The Lyons Press, 1997.
An Introduction to Hawking, Jameson & Peeters, 1971.
Birds of South Asia:  the Ripley Guide, Rasmussen and Anderton, Smithsonian Institution, 2005

He and his work have also been featured in Wildlife Art Magazine, May/June, 1987.   .





Books
Featuring Paintings
by Hans Peeters

This page was last updated on: May 10, 2010

Conservation
    August, 2001, Mexico City  --  Hans met with the Mexican Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources to discuss the reintroduction of the
Socorro Dove to Socorro Island.  This little-known island, 600 miles off the western coast of Mexico, is home to a surprising number of unique plants, and animals and it and two other
islands in the archipelago are ranked by the World Wildlife Fund with the Galapagos
Islands as concerns endangered species. 
    November, 2001, Mazatlan, Mexico,  and January, 2002, Reno, Nevada --  Official ceremonies at which Hans performed the first cancellations of two new Mexican postage stamps of his design. 
Socorro Dove
Gallery
(for raptors, see raptor page)
Original painting for book plate, All the Birds of North America, Harper Collins: 
Blackbirds
, p. 113. 
In Lizard Wash, Bobcat with Kits
18 x 24", Acrylic on Panel

Exhibited in "The Art of Seeing" art show
at the Oakland Museum of California
March 8 - June 15, 2003
Deer, original painting from
Mammals of California
, 2nd edition.

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Other field guide book plate paintings are available for sale.  Contact the artist for a list and prices.
Into Summer, Black-tail Doe with Fawn
16 x 20", Oil on canvas

Western Screech-Owl in Maple
12 x 16", Oil on Panel

Our Town, Cardon Cactus
51.5 x 41.5", Oil on Canvas

Sunshine, Beavertail Cactus
45.5 x 60", Oil on Canvas
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