Utah National Parks Art: Red Rock Country

Q: Which work feels closest to Utah national park?

Arches for Delicate Arch; Canyonlands for scale; Zion and The Narrows for the canyon; Bryce Canyon for the hoodoos.

Utah’s national parks

“Bryce feels like stepping into a sculpture garden shaped by the Earth herself. I painted this to capture the magic of those glowing hoodoos and canyon shadows.”

TOPHER STRAUS, ON BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK

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Canyonlands National Park by Topher Straus: layered sandstone canyons and desert formations in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. — *Canyonlands National Park* · Utah’s national parks

Red rock country

Utah’s parks are carved from red rock: Delicate Arch above the slickrock in Arches, the canyons of Canyonlands, and the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon.

Zion National Park was the first landscape Topher ever painted; he returned for The Narrows. They belong to all 46 national parks Topher has painted.

Five views of Utah’s parks

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Arches National Park by Topher Straus: delicate Arch above sweeping red slickrock in Arches National Park, Utah, under a clear blue sky. — *Arches National Park* · Arches National Park, Utah · Explore the work

Zion National Park by Topher Straus: rugged sandstone walls and flowing water in Zion National Park. — *Zion National Park* · Zion National Park, Utah · Explore the work

The Narrows by Topher Straus: rushing water fills the narrow canyon of The Narrows in Zion National Park. — *The Narrows* · Zion National Park, Utah · Explore the work

Bryce Canyon National Park by Topher Straus: layered orange and pink hoodoos rise beneath a dramatic sky in Bryce Canyon National Park. — *Bryce Canyon National Park* · Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah · Explore the work

Questions collectors ask

Which work feels closest to Utah national park?

Arches for Delicate Arch; Canyonlands for scale; Zion and The Narrows for the canyon; Bryce Canyon for the hoodoos.

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