“Color and light are everything in a painting.”

So says Tom Murray, whose paintings are proof of his belief in that statement. They are alive with color, whether he is depicting sundown over a canyon, spring in the desert, or the majesty of the Grand Canyon. Viewers are immediately drawn to the vibrancy of his work—red clouds, purple mountains, the explosion of color that is both exciting and mesmerizing.

It’s no surprise that Murray’s paintings have captured the attention—and enthusiasm—of collectors throughout the country, who eagerly await each new work.

Tom Murray

Maricopa Point Vision
Oil
64″x48″

“The majestic Grand Canyon, with its dramatic angular shapes and colors, is crowned by softening clouds. One of the seven wonders of the natural world, the Grand Canyon vistas are the most challenging to paint.”

Tom Murray

Water is Life
Oil
36″x48″

“As the afternoon monsoon clouds gather over the Catalina Mountains, the desert craves the deluge of water to follow. The life-sustaining moisture falls rapidly, then just as quickly dissipates, hopefully to return the next day.”