The Utah Suite by Wilson Hurley, Signed

The majesty of Earth’s most magnificent features was the domain of Wilson Hurley (1924–2008).

Written for appreciators, collectors, and working artists, Hurley’s goals and procedures—from thumbnails to plein air field studies and finished studio paintings—are elucidated in depth, including a commission that resulted in five monumental triptychs of our nation’s most prized vistas installed at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. 

You have to see Hurley's stunning triptychs of the most majestic of Western scenes, "Windows to the West." Their imposing size and masterful detail and color make these canvases the centerpiece of any room. The latest is the last vestiges of light from a setting sun on a huge mesa of Carmel and Navajo sandstone, highlighted by bands of Moenkopi red shale. This is Monument Valley in Utah, a natural wonder formed by the ravages of wind, rain and time.