Poolside At Hotel Del Coronado - Original by RD Riccoboni

Chaise lounge chairs encircle the shimmering aqua pool beneath white umbrellas as the California sun blazes overhead. Behind them rises one of America’s most iconic silhouettes — the famous red roof, the octagonal ballroom, and the distinctive turret with its crow’s nest lookout tower of the Hotel Del Coronado. Red towers puncture the bright blue sky, palm trees sway in the ocean breeze, and the whole scene glows with the golden glamour of Coronado Island. Poolside at Hotel Del Coronado by RD Riccoboni captures this beloved Victorian landmark in his signature bright impressionist style, where light dances across the water and the air feels warm with history and leisure.

Hotel Del Coronado has welcomed presidents, celebrities, and dreamers since 1888. This painting celebrates that enduring magic — a perfect piece for anyone who loves San Diego, Coronado, or the art of the California good life.

“I painted this piece from above the pool on the deck — the dazzling light captured my imagination after I learned the hotel was the inspiration for the Emerald City in the Wizard of Oz!”
— RD Riccoboni

This is a one-of-a-kind original painting — mixed media on canvas, 24 x 32 inches, framed in a walnut tone float frame — hand signed by the artist and available directly from his studio in Balboa Park, San Diego.

Also available as a canvas giclée edition and as a hand-signed art print.

When in San Diego, visit the artist’s studio at the Arts Center in Spanish Village, located inside Balboa Park — one of America’s finest urban cultural parks.

• Artist: RD Riccoboni
• Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
• Size: 24 x 32 inches
• Frame: Walnut Tone Float Frame — ready to hang
• Signature: Hand signed by the artist
• Price: $5,000

RD Riccoboni is an internationally collected, award-winning California artist whose work is held in museum and institutional collections across the United States.

“I’m a storyteller in paint. Every painting tells a story. Thank you for becoming part of mine.”
— RD Riccoboni