Sedona got its name from a girl named Sedona Schnebly back in 1902. Her father built the first and only road connecting what would eventually become a city to the main highway. Today travelers can still make the same trek, though most of the way is unmaintained dirt and difficult to negotiate without a high clearance vehicle. This is a view of the mountain named in memory of those early settlers. It is one of the true hallmarks that define and overlook the city of Sedona, Arizona.
UNFRAMED • Signed, authenticated, and printed by Artist • High quality luster paper • Archival, fade-resistant inks, producing vibrant colors • Mounted on acid-free white foam board • Mounted size chart: click here
FRAMING • Premium acid-free suede color mats, white and black paper mats, and natural wood frames • Specifically chosen by artist for compatibility with piece & most people's home/office • Custom framing available upon request in notes section at check out, click here for info • Framed size chart: click here
CANVAS • High quality canvas • Stretched on artist wood stretcher-bar frame • Image Wrap • Archival, fade-resistant inks • Not moisture resistant (i.e. bathrooms)
METAL • Coated aluminum • Borderless, flush-mount black frame on larger sizes • Scratch resistant and water resistant • Archival colors • Simple. Modern. Vibrant.
