The Prehistoric Museum presents Terry Willis-Red Rocks and Blue Skies – The artistry of Terry Willis always delivers a breath-taking look at nature. Her true-to-life scenes depict the outdoors at the peak of its beauty.
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This Iowa native relocated to Utah in 1980 and was inspired by
the rugged canyons and peaceful solitude. Her paintings evoke a feeling of
being alone and witnessing the landscape first-hand, the oil and acrylic images
capturing a moment in time as the light and shadows play on the landscape.
“This is one of the most beautiful exhibitions I have had the pleasure to place
on display. Each creation makes you feel as though you are there.” said Lloyd
Logan, director of education and exhibits.
Terry Willis also creates glass etching, metal work, and wood
carving. We hope that you can find time to see this incredible depiction of the
spectacular area that surrounds us here in Utah’s Castle Country. Examples of
Terry’s work can be seen at willisworksstudio.com.
The Prehistoric
Museum, located
at 155 East Main Street - Price, Utah, is a multi-faceted venue that includes
paleontology, archaeology, geology, and an art gallery. This spectacular art
gallery show is a must-see event. Located on the second floor of the museum,
this exhibition can be experienced from August 29, 2015 through September 28,
2015 during regularly scheduled hours of operation, Monday through
Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. (general admission rates apply)
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Prehistoric
Museum
Utah State
University – Eastern
155 East
Main, Price, Utah 84501 USA
usueastern.edu/museum
