The Zion National Park Museum’s “Impressions of Zion” exhibit currently features the works of contemporary impressionist Erin Hanson and Utah native Royden Card. The exhibition will remain on display at Zion National Park Museum through Aug. 27.
“This collection captures fleeting moments of vibrant color and dazzling light that I’ve discovered through my many Zion explorations,” Hanson said.
Erin Hanson is a life-long painter, beginning her study of oils as a young child. Her frequent forays into national parks and other recesses of nature include backpacking expeditions, rock climbing, and photo safaris. Hanson’s painting style has become known as open impressionism, with hundreds of collectors eagerly anticipating her work. As a driving force in the rebirth of contemporary impressionism, Hanson is recognized as a prolific modern master.
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