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Roadscape painting - I'd Sooner be in Oklahoma

It is with deep sadness that I must report that on the morning of Monday March 15th, Raymond Neher passed away peacefully at his home after a three year battle with cancer. Throughout that period, Raymond inspired all of his friends with his heroic and positive attitude and determination to continue to say "Yes" to life throughout his illness. Raymond had grown up with a profound desire to be an artist and committed a large part of his life to painting and print-making. Those who have collected his art over the years will continue to treasure the works in their possession, while also holding on to something that truly represents the essence of all that Raymond wanted to be in life. The inspiration for Ariki Art originally came from my love of Raymond's work and a desire on my part to promote it for him. It is with regret that Ariki Art is currently not able to offer the items displayed at ArikiArt.com for sale, but it is my hope and the express wish of Raymond that I be able to offer some of his remaining works upon settlement of his estate. -- John Corney

Raymond Neher American Landscape Artist

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I'd Sooner be in Oklahoma

Original acrylic landscape painting on canvas - 20” x 15”

Raymond Neher

I'd Sooner Be in Oklahoma

$410.00

Original acrylic landscape painting on canvas - 20” x 15”

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An original acrylic roadscape painting in the online art gallery of American artist Raymond Neher. Crossing the Red River from Texas on Interstate 35, this welcoming sign leaves no doubt that being in Oklahoma is going to be OK!

Raymond Neher Roadscapes - Landscape painting meets the road

Raymond Neher online art galleries

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