Latest painting! Bighorn sheep on the mesa in Moab, Utah. Working title “Harold”
16″ x 20″ Oils on stretched canvas. Desert Bighorn Sheep are named ‘Tse’tah Dibe’ in the Navajo Language, which translates to ‘Sheep of the Rocks’. Bighorn sheep are sacred to the Navajo People. This is Harold (Of The Rocks)
I am Rich Cleveland, artist, musician, bike rider, & former web developer. I enjoy painting landscapes around my hometown of Moab Utah. Occasionally I will paint something from my imagination, using the desert or other landscape as inspiration. I also paint a few portraits and still lifes here and there.
Sand Dune Arch – 12″ x 16″ oils on canvas Sand Dune Arch like you’ll never see it! A giant jumping spider encounters a tourist at the arch. Or is it the other way around? Read more…
Jeep Arch – 16″ x 20″ Currently on display at Moab Made gallery, www.moabmade.com Jeep Arch, also known as Gold Bar Arch if you are a fan of the old USGS topo maps of this Read more…
Painted this one for the third time, a commission from Moab local Jeanette Kopell, someone my wife and I have known more than 25 years. Thank you Jeanette! Every time I painted this one, I Read more…