Erin Hanson Portfolio - Contemporary Impressionism Landscapes in Oil

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The Red Rock Show 2018

In 2018, Erin Hanson released a new collection of works inspired by the red rock desert on the Colorado Plateau, also known as the Four Corners region. Her vibrant paintings breathe fresh color into traditional Western landscapes, and each painting represents her unique view of the natural world. Warm hues of golden orange contrast with amethyst shadows and blue desert skies. From Arches Nation Park to the Grand Canyon, the sunrises and sunsets of the red rock desert are captured with Hanson's expressive brushwork.

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The Red Rock Show 2018

Waves of summer light splash over this Western landscape, the distant buttes changing color under the moving clouds. The tumbleweeds are starkly white against the warm desert sands, creating interesting patterns across the ground. A stately saguaro stands erect among the desert scrub.

This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. The brushstrokes are loose and impressionistic. The piece has been framed in a carved floater frame.

This painting is a part of Erin Hanson's <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Summer Saguaro

40 x 50 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $215

Four Corners

72 x 72 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $170

Arches National Park has always been one of my favorite places to paint. I love the deep, rich tones of the sandstone, the subtle lavender shadows, and the abstract shapes of the rock formations. This is a painting of Delicate Arch and the wide surrounding vista.

This work was done on 1/8" canvas board, and it arrives framed and ready to hang.

Exhibited: Desert Caballeros Western Museum, as part of the Cowgirl Up! exhibition.</a>

Arch Vista

16 x 12 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $230

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

Warm light contrasts with rich shadows in this oil painting of Canyon de Chelly, Arizona. This painting was inspired by the view standing on the very edge of the canyon, looking down onto the winding river and cottonwood trees below. The painting captures the beautiful variety of color and textures you can find in the desert.

This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. It has been framed in a gilded and hand-carved floater frame.

Canyon Vista

24 x 30 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $215

This painting captures the beauty of the four corners region with bright, contemporary color. The loose brush strokes are evocative of the motion and transient light of an early dawn over the red rock desert.

This painting was created on 1/8" canvas board, and the painting will be framed in a traditional gold frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Mittens

16 x 12 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $230

My favorite time to visit Arches National Park is after the spring bloom when the dark red earth becomes covered in a bright green plant life. The contrast is so striking, especially when seen in the early dawn, when the whole landscape is bathed in ethereal light.

This painting was created on 1/8" canvas board, and the painting will be framed in a traditional gold frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Arches Dawn

20 x 24 in

Original Oil SOLD

Abiquiu

16 x 12 in

Original Oil SOLD

Hiking out of the Grand Canyon last October, I was able to watch dusk fall over the canyon from a perch about 2/3rd up from the canyon floor. There is about a one-mile vertical elevation change in the Grand Canyon - quite a hike with a pack on your back! This painting captures the restful scenery and sense of wide-open space you experience here.

This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. It has been framed in a gilded and hand-carved floater frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Canyons Dusk

36 x 36 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $170

Canyonlands

36 x 24 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $265

I started hiking down into the Grand Canyon one early morning, 2 hours before dawn. The trailhead began way back from the main canyon, a few miles' hike from the first uninterrupted view where you could see the wide expanse of the canyon. As I hiked along with my two brothers, large packs on our backs, I watched the sky slowly lighten above us. Eventually, we no longer needed our headlamps, and I could make out the dim shape of the steep cliff beside us. As the hour of daybreak approached nearer, I started jogging anxiously forward, hoping to catch that magical moment of dawn hitting the Grand Canyon. The trail kept switching back and forth behind a large outcropping in the cliff, and I could not get a full view of the canyon. In the distance, I could see the sun starting to hit the first tips of the distant peaks. I urged my brothers forward, trotting forward at a near gallop now, and when the trail finally led me around the final switchback and out into an unimpeded view of the canyon, I skidded to a stop. This is the vision I saw: an ancient manzanita tree catching the bright rays of the sun, mere minutes after daybreak, with the wide expanse of the canyon as the backdrop. In my painting can see the sunlight striking the top of the boulder next to the trail -- five minutes later and the entire trail was bathed in warm light. Five minutes after that, and the Grand Canyon itself was fully lit from top to bottom, and the dramatic and mystical period of dawn had passed. The colors changed rapidly from brilliant gold and purple to a dull orange and brown. I was so happy I had made it to this spot in the trail in time, and I took about a hundred photos during those subsequent minutes, recording the sun slowly descending down the canyon walls.

This painting captures the moment of first light I experienced as I came around that final bend in the Grand Canyon.

This painting was done over a unique underpainting: where the sunlight is hitting the mountains and tree, I applied 24kt gold leaf beneath the oil paint. The effect is subtle, but at the right angle you can see a little glimmer of gold peeking through the brushstrokes. This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. It has been framed in a gilded and hand-carved floater frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Golden Dawn

40 x 50 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $215

The desert buttes of Arizona are captured here in the vivid colors of the sunset. The brushstrokes are thick and impressionistic, creating a three-dimensional sense of space and movement within the painting.

This painting won "Best in Show" at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum "Cowgirl Up!" exhibition in 2019.

This piece was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. The painting has been framed in a simple gold floater frame, and it arrives ready to hang.

Desert in Color

30 x 30 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $170

This painting captures the dramatic vista seen when you first enter Arches National Park. Hiking down into the canyon between the red rock fins towering above on either side is a surreal experience. The landscape is drenched in color, the red sandstone appearing in a multitude of colors ranging from soft buttercream to sherbet orange to pale lavender.

This painting was created on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. The piece has been framed in a carved gold open impressionist frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Desert Fins

50 x 36 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $240

An abstracted painting of Arizona landscape, this piece captures the view as seen through the criss-crossing branches of desert scrub plants. The dark branches create a stained glass appearance within in the painting. The brush strokes are loose and impressionistic, the strokes laid side by side like a colorful mosaic.

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 beautiful, hand-carved open impressionist frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Desert Glass

30 x 40 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $230

Zion National Park is one of the most beautiful places in southern Utah. This painting captures the dawn rising over the Court of the Patriarchs with thick paint and loose, impressionistic brush strokes. This is a unique painting done over 24kt gold leaf, so you can see the glimmer of gold peeking through behind the brush strokes.

This painting was done on 3/4" stretched canvas. It has been framed in a hand-carved gold impressionist frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Zion in Gold

24 x 36 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $265

Purple irises bloom unexpectedly near Oak Creek in Sedona, Arizona. I was immediately drawn to the contrast of the purple and green flowers against the dusky pink desert background. This piece is also a nod to Vincent van Gogh -- his irises painting was the reason I wanted to be an artist when I started painting in oils at the young age of 8. I love how an impressionism painting can be more beautiful than real life and capture the vivid color and motion of the outdoors with simple brush and paint.

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 beautiful, hand-carved open impressionist frame.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Sedona Irises

24 x 30 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $215

The Needles District of Canyonlands National Park is alive with color throughout the year. In the summer the giant monsoon clouds roll through every day and dump rain across the desert floor. The red earth becomes bedewed with green sprouts and richly toned plantlife. This painting captures the beauty of the Canyonlands with wide, thick brushstrokes and vivid colors.

This painting will be shown in the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> at The Erin Hanson Gallery, June 16th, 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Canyonlands Buttes

36 x 24 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $265

Emerald Pools

40 x 30 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $230

Oak Creek

30 x 24 in

Original Oil SOLD

Prints from $215

Anyone who has seen a sunset over Monument Valley will never forget it. As the world slowly darkens and the landscape hushes, the sky celebrates the closing of another day with brilliant hues and cloud formations. This painting captures that transient moment in time with thick, impasto brush strokes and expressionistic color.

This painting was done on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. It has been framed in a gilded and hand-carved floater frame.

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Monument Valley
<B>F U N F A C T S</B>

Formed during the Permian period (50 million years before dinosaurs roamed the earth), this patch of land once formed part of a seafloor where sediments and sandstone piled up in layers for millions of years. The Valley is now a sacred place for the Navajo, whose mythology holds that these grand spires contain the spirits of Najavo warriors. Monument Valley is found on the Navajo National Reservation.

The Valley is also one of the most filmed spots in the history of filmmaking. The valley was hailed "John Wayne country" for appearing in no less than five of his movies. It also served as a backdrop for an iconic scene in Forest Gump.

"There are certain places in the world that seem like special effects, they don't seem real," said film historian Scott Eyman. "They're too perfect. And the first time you come here, you see it through John Ford's eyes." (Ford is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential film-makers in history.)

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This painting was a part of the <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> in San Diego in 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Mittens Dusk

39 x 35 in

Original Oil SOLD

Textured Replicas from $2,100

Prints from $195

The beautiful red rock vista of Sedona stretches across the horizon, bathing the eyes in sun-drenched color. The thickly applied brush strokes are loose and impressionistic, capturing the brisk feeling of standing on the edge of the butte and looking out across the valley.

This painting was created on 1-1/2" canvas, with the painting continued around the edges. The piece has been framed in a carved gold open impressionist frame.

This painting exhibited in <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/redrock2018" target=_blank"><i>The Red Rock Show</i></a> in San Diego in the summer of 2018. <a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Portfolio?col=The_Red_Rock_Show_2018" target="_blank"><u>Click here</u></a> to view the other Red Rock paintings.

Sedona Buttes

42 x 72 in

Original Oil SOLD

Textured Replicas from $3,600

Prints from $295

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