Most of these were done during my fall sabbatical trip west in 2014, although the three drawings at the end were done in 2005.  The top two drawings are quite large: 31″ x 52″. The third one down is of a medium size, the others are small and were done on site, more of my “walk and draw” works. What I discovered in 2014 is that one can easily become lost in the details of this rich and ever-expanding landscape. I would, in fact, encourage everyone to try to draw the Grand Canyon, whether or not you are an artist. It is only by looking and trying to note the details that you can begin to sense the real magnitude and eternal call of this Grand Canyon.

 

Grand Canyon II, from Desert View  Nov. 2014, pastel and pencil on paper, 31” x 52”  $5000 framed.

 

Grand Canyon, Afternoon Shadows, Nov. 2014, pastel and pencil on paper, 31” x 52”  $1,500 unframed. 

Grand Canyon Fantasy,  February 2015  pastel and pencil on Arches paper  26“  x 31”  $600 unframed.  

Grand Canyon  Sept. 22, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 10” x 13”, $150 unframed.

Grand Canyon  Sept. 22, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 10” x 13”,  private collection.

Grand Canyon, Intimate View  Sept. 24, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, 13” x 10.75” $5000 framed.

  Grand Canyon, Large  Sept. 23, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 26” s 31”,  $650 unframed.

Grand Canyon, Long Shadows  Sept. 24, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 10” x 13”, $150 unframed.

  Grand Canyon, Mather Point Sept. 25, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 10” x 13”,  $150 unframed.

Grand Canyon, Mather Point II Sept. 25, 2014  pastel and pencil on paper, c. 10” x 13”, $150 unframed.

Grand Canyon I, North Rim, J & S 2006 pastel and pencil on Arches paper 26 ½” x 36 1/2:” $650.00 unframed.

Grand Canyon II, Morning, North Rim 2006 pastel and pencil on Arches paper 26 ½” x 36 ½” cost: $25  Price: $650.00 unframed.

Grand Canyon III, North Rim, Morning Drawing 2005 pastel and pencil on Arches paper 26 ½” x 36 1/2” $650.00 unframed.