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Paintings of Bryce Canyon

Bryce Canyon in Utah is known for brilliantly colored geological formations called hoodoos, and Erin Hanson uses her open impressionist painting technique to great effect here. She utilizes a limited palette to capture the red rock landscape, which dramatically accents the color variations found from rock to rock. Additionally, her assured brushstrokes are ideally suited to the enormity of the landscape she is painting, which gives one an understanding of the incredible vistas found in this Utah landscape.

Bryce Canyon in Utah is known for brilliantly colored geological formations called hoodoos, and Erin Hanson uses her open impressionist painting technique to great effect here. She utilizes a limited palette to capture the red rock landscape, which dramatically accents the color variations found from rock to rock. Additionally, her assured brushstrokes are ideally suited to the enormity of the landscape she is painting, which gives one an understanding of the incredible vistas found in this Utah landscape.

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Bryce Canyon
After watching dawn break over Bryce Canyon, I began hiking down the steep trail into the canyon’s depths. It had snowed a few days earlier, and the white strips of snow stood out in stark contrast against the deep orange and red sandstone. This painting captures all the charm of red rock country in winter. This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edge of the canvas. This piece has been framed in a gold, hand-carved open impressionist frame.

Winter Bryce

30 x 40 in

Original Oil  SOLD

Prints from $230

 
A stunning vista across Bryce Canyon, this painting captures the beauty and movement of this National Park. The brush strokes scintillate with color and light, the thick paint gleaming in the ambient light. This painting was created on standard depth canvas and has been framed in a beautiful gilded impressionist frame.

Vista at Bryce

30 x 40 in

Original Oil  SOLD

Prints from $230

 
Bryce Canyon after a snowfall is one of the most beautiful sights to see in the Southwest. Hiking early in the morning to shake off the sub-freezing temperature is the best way to enjoy Bryce. The steepled rock formations reflect red light that bounces around within the pillars, while the tall pines are a beautiful contrast against the red. The brush strokes in this painting are loose and impressionistic, capturing the abstract nature of the landscape with a free hand and vibrant color. This painting was created on a gallery-depth canvas with the painting continued around the edges. The painting will arrive in a beautiful hardwood floater frame, ready to hang. Exhibited: St George Art Museum, Utah, in a solo exhibition celebrating the National Park's centennial: <i><a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/ErinHansonMuseumShow2016" target="_blank">Erin Hanson's Painted Parks</a></i>, 2016.

Bryce at Dawn

30 x 24 in

Original Oil  SOLD

Prints from $215

 
After the first snowfall of November, Bryce Canyon looked spectacular in the early morning dawn. The sunlight quickly spread down the canyon walls and the day began to defrost after the sub-freezing early dawn. The day was spent hiking 14 miles through Bryce Canyon, exploring the twists and turns of the trails and the beautiful autumn vistas. This painting was created on gallery-depth canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. The painting has been framed in a beautiful hardwood floater frame and arrives ready to hang. Exhibited: St George Art Museum, Utah, in a solo exhibition celebrating the National Park's centennial: <i><a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/ErinHansonMuseumShow2016" target="_blank">Erin Hanson's Painted Parks</a></i>, 2016.

Dawn at Bryce

36 x 48 in

Original Oil  SOLD

Prints from $230

 
The artist took a special trip to Bryce Canyon in November, especially to see the red hoodoos against fresh snowfall. The 14-mile hike through the canyon has been inspiring a new series of paintings of reflected light and beautiful patterns of blue shadows in the snow.

November Bryce

30 x 24 in

Original Oil  SOLD

Prints from $215

 

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