Two ways to bid:
| Price | Bid Increment |
|---|---|
| $0 | $100 |
| $1,000 | $250 |
| $2,000 | $500 |
| $10,000 | $1,000 |
Sep 19, 2026
Caleb Meyer was born in 1982 in the small mountain town of Hailey, Idaho. As a child Caleb enjoyed all types of art, but it wasn't until a painting class in college that he discovered a passion for oil painting. After graduating from Boise State University in 2006, Meyer began an apprenticeship with nationally recognized painter, Robert Moore. Meyer compared his time in Moore's studio to the laying of a strong foundation. "The painting processs is like building a house, a painter must understand the principles of design to create a foundation for a strong painting." After a two-year apprenticeship, Caleb accepted an art teaching job in Twin Falls, Idaho. Determined to continue his dream of being a painter, Meyer set up in his garage and painted on weekends and breaks from school. Slowly Caleb's own style began to emerge as he established himself as a professional artist. In 2011, after three years of teaching high school drawing and painting, Meyer left the classroom to pursue painting full time.
Artwork has not yet been created. The work will be created on-site during Quickdraw on September 19 and offered at auction immediately afterward. Images of the completed artwork will be available shortly before the auction and during the live video broadcast for prospective buyers to assess its condition.
Pickup & Shipping
Live Auction Purchasers
Purchasers attending the auction in person are expected to complete payment and take possession of their artwork at the conclusion of the event.
Many QuickDraw paintings are still wet when sold. To minimize handling and protect the artwork, purchasers are encouraged to arrange shipping directly through the gallery representing the artist. The galleries may retrieve the artwork from the event and coordinate professional packing and shipment on the purchaser's behalf.
All packing, shipping, insurance, handling, customs duties, and related shipping expenses are the sole responsibility of the purchaser and are payable directly to the representing gallery.
Online Purchasers
Online purchasers may arrange to pick up their artwork in Jackson Hole or have it professionally packed and shipped.
Following the auction, the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce will connect purchasers with the gallery representing the artist to coordinate pickup or shipping arrangements.
The representing gallery will facilitate all packing and shipping services and will work directly with the purchaser regarding shipping options, costs, insurance, timing, and delivery.
All packing, shipping, insurance, handling, customs duties, and related shipping expenses are the sole responsibility of the purchaser and are payable directly to the representing gallery.
Payment in full for the artwork, including the hammer price, 10% Buyer's Premium, and any applicable sales tax, must be received by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce before the artwork will be released to the purchaser or the representing gallery for shipment.
Shipping timelines are determined by the representing gallery and may vary based on the artwork, destination, drying time, and packing requirements.
Available payment options
You will be contacted on Monday, September 20, to confirm pick up or shipping. At that time, you be invoiced for any purchased artwork(s) you have won in the auction. Please do not contact us earlier than Monday, September 20, in regard to payment or acquiring artwork.