Deer On Elk Ridge Road

Deer On Elk Ridge Road by Mary Arnold, Oil, 12 x 12 x 0.5

Oil on Panel
12 x 12 x 0.5
Available

$900.00 USD

Elk Ridge Road, a high-altitude backway in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, climbs up to about 9000 ft elevation, passing right between of the two "ears" of Bears Ears.   I took this route traveling north from the Cedar Mesa, wanting to get as close to the "ears" as I could.   On the way down the back side, you can see the canyonlands, Dark Canyon, and the red rocks of Bears Ears.   I came across so many mule deer in this high country, one of my favorite animals.   

This piece is part of my solo show "Landscape Holds Memory" on exhibit November 13, 2026 to January 8, 2027 at the Sears Art Museum Eccles Grand Foyer Gallery in St. George Utah.

Notes about Sales from this Collection:

-  All art must stay up at the exhibition through January 8th, 2027, even if it is sold.

-  The artwork of this collection is available for sales via my website.

-  Shipping is estimated as a 15% additional price at check-out.  This does not really cover all shipping, but it covers some.   Prices for shipping have skyrocketed due to exhorbitant fuel costs.   If for any reason shipping costs less than the 15%, I'll get the difference back to you.

-  20% of all sales from this collection will be donated to the Bluff Community Foundation.  Recent severe flooding has devistated the community of Bluff who were so kind in hosting me for my residency and I want to help.

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