Celebrating Equality Hillcrest - San Diego by RD Riccoboni

Celebrating Equality Hillcrest - San Diego by RD Riccoboni

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Celebrating Equality

Joy, pride, and history in motion — Celebrating Equality captures the jubilant crowds that took to the streets of Hillcrest, San Diego, waving rainbow flags at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and University Avenue beneath the iconic Hillcrest sign. It is one of RD Riccoboni's most celebrated and historically significant paintings.

This painting commemorates the legalization of same-sex marriage and the outpouring of love and community that filled the streets of San Diego's Hillcrest neighborhood — a moment of pure, collective joy rendered in Riccoboni's signature impressionist style.

The original painting is now part of the permanent collection of the San Diego History Center Museum in Balboa Park, currently on exhibit in America at 250: San Diego 1776–2026.

Learn more about the provenance and story behind this painting in The Legacy Vault.

Print Details

  • Artist: RD Riccoboni
  • Medium: Archival ink on acid-free matte paper, hand signed
  • Sizes: 8 x 10, 11 x 14, and 16 x 20 inches — see drop-down menu
  • Original: Permanent Collection, San Diego History Center

🎨 Also available as a Stretched Canvas Gallery Wrapview the canvas giclee here.

About the Artist

RD Riccoboni is an internationally collected, award-winning California artist whose paintings celebrate imagination, community, and the beauty of place. His work is represented 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

When visiting San Diego, experience more of RD Riccoboni's work at his Arts Studio in Spanish Village Art Center, Balboa Park — just steps from the San Diego History Center.

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