Roland Lee Gallery

I have moved to my cabin studio at east Zion.
The downtown studio and gallery is now closed

After 12 years I have closed my downtown location, and will be working permanently from my cabin studio at east Zion as well as from my home studio in St. George. My paintings will now be carried by Susan Bingham at the Maynard Dixon Legacy gallery in Mt. Carmel Utah as well as at Gallery 35 in downtown St. George. Or you can order prints and originals directly from my website. For questions call or text me at 435-673-nineteen-eighty-eight. or email me at [email protected]

The Maynard Dixon Legacy Gallery
Mt. Carmel, UT

I am now exhibiting and selling my original paintings at the beautiful gallery on the Maynard Dixon property in Mt. Carmel, east of Zion National Park. The gallery is managed by Susan Bingham, who purchased the property along with her late husband Paul in 1999. The living history site is managed by the Thunderbird Foundation, with tours of the Maynard Dixon Home and Edith Hamlin Studio. Contact: https://thunderbirdfoundation.com/fine-art/

The Gallery 35
St. George, UT

My work can now be seen and purchased at Gallery 35 in downtown St. George. The gallery is very unique in that it only carries watercolor paintings. It is operated under the auspices of the Dixie Watercolor Society and carries the work of many local artists. Located at 35 North Main Street. Open Wednesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm. https://www.dixiewatercolorsociety.com/gallery-35

LEARN TO PAINT! INSTRUCTIONAL DVD SETS

Order Roland Lee’s How-to-paint DVDS:  Three full-length 1-hour how-to videos in each set. Watch at home as each video takes you through Roland Lee’s entire watercolor painting process from reference photo to finished matted painting. Watch over his shoulder or paint along while Roland explains each step of the painting process. $59.95 including all 3 DVDs plus free shipping in the U.S. ORDER NOW

Roland Lee featured in PBS UTAH Documentary on Zion – Watch Now  This documentary captures the reverence for the landscape that inspired Thomas Moran and Maynard Dixon and still  continues to inspire today’s artists in hope of preserving its majesty for the next 100 years. Visual artists Roland Lee and Kate Starling are featured both painting and discussing the history of the park. Narrated by Robert Redford. For more information about Zion National Park click here.