Toroweap is the name of the well-known Grand Canyon overlook depicted in this painting. Because the waters of the Colorado River are a water source for so many western communities, I used the rainbow-like arches of the piece that seem to draw from the Colorado River to symbolize the high import of this valuable resource. I rafted the Grand Canyon some years back - a trip that imparted in me a deep sense of respect for the ability of water to carve out the grand ancient structures that form the walls of this stunning canyon. 

PRINT DETAILS:

- This is an archival print of my original painting.
- Each print is signed on the front.
- Frame and mat are NOT included.
- All of my prints are produced with professional art materials including pigment-based inks and archival Somerset Velvet fine art paper. 
-In order to keep your print in great condition it is important to frame with archival materials (mats, backing board, etc.), keep out of direct sunlight, and UV glass if you really want to go all-out!

SIZE:

- Paper is larger than the listed size, as there is a ~1.25" white border around the actual image to enable easier matting, or float mounting to display the deckled edges of the paper.
- Image itself is shrunk down ~1/4" from size listed to expose signature line when matted or framed in the corresponding standard sized mat/frame.

Vendor

Noelle Phares