Ruth Soller

Ruth Soller creates luminous oil paintings that capture the beauty, spirit, and emotional resonance of the American West. Her magical landscapes express a deep reverence for nature, using brilliant hues, symbolic motifs, and dramatic contrasts to convey the power and serenity she experiences while plein air painting and hiking in National Parks.

Ruth’s National Parks series has been exhibited in museum and gallery settings and has earned recognition in international competitions. Guided by her faith and a belief in the healing power of art, she sees her creative work as a form of communication—offering emotion, meditation, and joy to those who experience it.

With a career spanning over thirty years, Ruth has studied with master artists to refine her vision and strengthen her style. Her perseverance and dedication are evident in the depth and intention behind each piece.

Her paintings are held in both private and corporate collections and have been exhibited at the Butler Institute of American Art, the CM Russell Museum, the Salmagundi Club in New York, Denver International Airport, Panhandle Plains Invitational, Western Masters Art Show, Art Steamboat, the Old West Museum, and the Washington, DC office of U.S. Senator Michael Bennet.