Lee Greene Richards is considered one of Utah’s most important painters, and his work is sought after by collectors. Noted for his portraits and landscapes, Richards was a very successful, full-time artist. Richards’ work was widely exhibited in the United States, France and England in the early years of the 20th century, and he received an honorable mention at the Paris Salon of 1904. His paintings are in the collections of most of Utah’s museums, universities and colleges, the L.D.S. Church, and also in many private collections in Utah and elsewhere.

Richard Armstrong Murray is a talented and widely collected Utah painter of atmospheric, romantic landscapes and portraits of animals. Several years ago, Murray relocated to a ranch/studio property bordering the Snake River in eastern Oregon. His work can be categorized by subject and time period – earlier works investigated the landscape, followed by a long period of highly successful life-size animal portraits with hand-painted frames. His current work is of wildlife in the landscape, which has proved to be less popular than the isolated animal portraits. Several local dealers have offered his paintings over the years, including F. Weixler, Sego Gallery, Brushworks Gallery, Williams Fine Art and Southam Gallery; however, his production has diminished, as has the demand for his work.

Richard Armstrong Murray is a talented and widely collected Utah painter of atmospheric, romantic landscapes and portraits of animals. Several years ago, Murray relocated to a ranch/studio property bordering the Snake River in eastern Oregon. His work can be categorized by subject and time period – earlier works investigated the landscape, followed by a long period of highly successful life-size animal portraits with hand-painted frames. His current work is of wildlife in the landscape, which has proved to be less popular than the isolated animal portraits. Several local dealers have offered his paintings over the years, including F. Weixler, Sego Gallery, Brushworks Gallery, Williams Fine Art and Southam Gallery; however, his production has diminished, as has the demand for his work.