After the Storm
Superior Blue
Above All
Time and Space (Longs Canyon)
Oasis
Canyon Heart
Peace be the Valley
The Changing
Olympus
Birdsong
Monument Valley
Jupiter Blue
Islands in the Sky
Coyote Glow
Escalante Moon
Aspen Glow
On The Line
Ladore
Pfeifferhorn Portal
"First Time?" (Full moon over the La Sals)
Tumbleweed Bay
Baptism— Golden Cathedral
Sublime (Montana sky)
And The Moon Came Too
Round Valley
Escalante Glow
Timpanogos Rising
Trinity
Virga
Full Moon La Sals
Jacob Hamblin Arch
Sixshooter Moonrise
Of Mountains and Mesas
Indian Creek Moon
Olympus Sky
Temple Rock
Khumbu
Coyote Gulch
West Desert
Castleton Sunrise
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Anna Leigh Moore Artist Bio
After the StormAfter the Storm2024Oil on Canvas (36x24)(Sold)Rainbows. In mythology— A pathway from the gods. A blessing.In science— The product of light refracting through millions of water droplets.And in life— They are beacons of hope.Proof that we’ve made it through the storm.
Superior BlueSold
Above All Above All2024Oil on Canvas (30x40) $3400Typically— the midday sun bleaches the desert in an assault of scorching light... But when there are clouds—Everything changes.Palid sandstone dawns blue velvet shadows, and heavenly rays peek around the glowing cumulus.
Time and Space (Longs Canyon)48x30oil on canvas
Oasis Oasis Oil on Board (16x32)Day Canyon, Moab, UT. (Sold)Swimming naked in a desert pool. The cool, sandy squish between your toes as you slide into the mirror of sky. There is nothing more luxurious in this life.
Canyon Heart Canyon Heart (Diptych)2025Oil on Canvas (24x36)Coyote Gulch, Escalante National Monument, UT.The canyon is a woman’s body.Her arched back and sinewy arms,Silently hold the weight of our world—Granting twisted cottonwoods permission to feel the sun.Her love is earned through trust.Descending within her cradling maze—Is to be swallowed by eternity.
Peace be the ValleyPeace Be The ValleyOil on Canvas (40x16)Bonanza Flats, Park City, UT. (sold)Inversion is a natural phenomenon that’s meaning has shifted with the growth of mountainside cities. But without dust or pollutants, these low clouds skirting the Wasatch can be beautiful.
The Changing
Olympus
BirdsongBirdsong2025Oil on Canvas (18x36)Stansbury Island, Great Salt Lake, UT.(sold)Somehow, the birds don’t seem to mind. They flock and sing in the braided wetlands next to the mine and the factory. Somehow, this place is both squalor and splendor. Their songs are always worth singing.
Monument Valley Monument Valley2024Oil on Canvas (15x30)(sold)
Jupiter Blue Jupiter Blue 30x40AvailableMore Information
Islands in the Sky
Coyote GlowCoyote Glow2023Oil on Canvas (16x40)*soldThe powerful waters that sculpted the serpentine sandstone walls of Coyote Gulch— are now a quiet trickle— reflecting light and life.
Escalante MoonEscalante Moon2025Oil on Canvas (24x36)Little Death Hollow, Escalante National Monument, UT.(available)Allow yourself to be held by the land Connected across time by ribbons of clouds When the darkness closes in — look up. The moon just might be smiling at you.
Aspen Glow
On The LineOn the Line 2024 Oil on Wooden Board (24x36) $3000When does the invasive become native? Lifetimes of displacement and industrialization have become our truth. Starlings, tall reeds, telephone poles, the railroad, settlers and the chemtrails that slice the sky… None of us belong here. The eternal growth of technology means all of this will become obsolete. Left to crumble like the rail ties, and phone lines.Too expensive to remove.
LadoreLadore2025Oil on Canvas (15x30)Gates of Ladore, Dinosaur National Monument, CO/ UT.(sold)The miracle of water in the desert, and a portal to deep time.
Pfeifferhorn Portal15x30Oil on Canvas*AvailableMore Information
"First Time?" (Full moon over the La Sals)“First time?”2023Oil on Canvas (30x15)The full moon rises over the La Sal mountains as she has since the dawn of time. Marveling at the sanguine alpenglow and velvet shadows, this feels like the first time.
Tumbleweed BayTumbleweed Bay(Stansbury Island)Oil on Canvas18x24$950
Baptism— Golden CathedralBaptism— Golden Cathedral2023Oil on Board (24x18)AvailableWater in the most unlikely of places. Reflections of infinity, ancient walls, and a birth canal of the desert’s mysteries. I am baptized, born again.
Sublime (Montana sky)Sublime2023Oil on Canvas (40x16)*availableAlong the cloud speckled ranges of the American West, in the liminal space between where you came from and where you're going— rests the sublime.
And The Moon Came Too And the Moon Came Too 2024Oil on Canvas (12x24)$775
Round Valley
Escalante GlowEscalante Glow2023Oil on Canvas (30x40)availableEnter the winding maze where you can never get lost. The illuminated cottonwoods pose like dancers in a sun spotlight performance. A standing ovation— is just the trickle of the stream and breeze through the leaves.
Timpanogos RisingTimpanogos Rising2023Oil on Canvas (24x48)*soldCirrus clouds, (actually ice crystals at the sky’s upper limits) float above the Wasatch, while the last of summer snow clings to the cliffs of Mount Timpanogos.
TrinityTrinity2023Oil on Board (24x18)availableHair blowing out the car window— a familiar ache against the blurring sage. Telephone poles (melancholy relics of human connection) pierce the sky like a crucifix. Proof of humanity and divinity in this desolation.
Virga
Full Moon La SalsFull Moon La Sals12x12Oil on Board
Jacob Hamblin Arch
Sixshooter Moonrise2019Oil on canvas40”x30”
Of Mountains and Mesas
Indian Creek Moon40x30Oil on Canvas
Olympus Sky
Temple Rock
Khumbu Khumbu 2019Oil on canvas, (30x24)soldAfter a long day of trekking, I ventured above Namche Bazaar to capture the fleeting light on the surrounding peaks. The lure and fame of Everest is lost in the grandeur of the countless, sharp peaks of the Khumbu region.
Coyote Gulch
West Desert
Castleton Sunrise
Enter 2019Oil on canvas board12”x16”
Anna Leigh Moore Artist BioJoin me in the studio and in the desert to find inspiration in the untamed lands of the West.
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