Fine art of the American West · since 1975
Museum-quality fine art,
fifty years in the making.
Signed, limited-edition prints of the American West and wild places worldwide — landscapes and wildlife, museum-quality, direct from the artist.
Enter the GalleriesNational Geographic · Ken Burns / PBS · Annenberg Space for Photography
Thousands of limited-edition prints in private and corporate collections worldwide.
The Collections
Four bodies of work, fifty years in the making.
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For your space
See it at scale.
These images are made to live large — from gallery-standard sizes to 60×120 inches and beyond. Envision a signed original on your own wall, or work directly with the artist’s trade program on a commission for a home, hospitality, or corporate space.
For Designers & Trade Fine Art Buying Guide →Collector Praise
The photos arrived and they are magnificent. Your work is exceptional — a real gift to all of us that love the outdoors.
My clients are so happy with their prints. We’re looking to add a complementary vertical piece next to the one we hung.
The depth and clarity on these large-format acrylic pieces completely transform the room.
About the Artist
Jess Lee — fifty years in the field, from the top of the Arctic to the plains of southern Africa, capturing the beauty of the natural world — its landscapes and its wild inhabitants.
For over 50 years, independent assignment photographer Jess Lee has captured the raw essence of the American wilderness, creating a legacy of museum-quality fine art wildlife, landscape, and Western lifestyle photography. As an elite nature photographer and former cover contributor for National Wildlife, Jess Lee’s legendary images have been featured in premier international publications, including National Geographic, Smithsonian, Paris Match, Fly Fisherman, Sports Afield, and Trout magazine, as well as the Ken Burns PBS Emmy Award–winning documentary series. Driven by a lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship — having historically served as a chapter president for Trout Unlimited — his work captures authentic moments in nature with unmatched depth and patience, from spending three speculative years tracking grizzly bears in the backcountry to hosting premier winter workshops in Yellowstone and wild horse safaris in Utah.
Today, this master collection is available as exclusive, limited-edition fine art prints handcrafted for luxury homes, corporate offices, and discerning interior designers. Utilizing cutting-edge, ultra-high-resolution medium format systems to preserve absolute clarity, color accuracy, and fine detail, each image is custom-tailored into breathtaking, gallery-grade statement pieces. Every luxury print is produced using the world’s finest archival mediums, including Lumachrome Acrylic, Chromaluxe Flush-Mount Metal, and exhibition-grade fine art papers, ensuring museum-quality longevity and an immersive visual experience that transforms any room into a window to the wild.
The Print
Three museum-quality mediums.
Lumachrome HD TruLife Acrylic
Luminous depth under museum-grade acrylic. The most vivid presentation of the work.
Chromaluxe Metal
Archival dye infused into aluminum — sleek, durable, luminous.
Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper
Cotton-rag paper with a refined matte surface for the classic gallery print.
Every piece is a signed, numbered limited edition with a certificate of authenticity.
Collector & Purchasing FAQ
What is the difference between acrylic, metal, and fine art paper?
Lumachrome HD TruLife® Acrylic face-mounts the print to museum-grade, anti-reflective acrylic for exceptional depth and luminosity — the most vivid way to show a large piece. ChromaLuxe® Metal infuses archival dye directly into coated aluminum for a sleek, durable, contemporary finish. Hahnemühle fine art paper is heavyweight cotton rag with a refined matte surface, for collectors who prefer traditional framing.
Are the prints limited edition, and how are they authenticated?
Yes. Every piece is a signed, numbered limited edition issued with a certificate of authenticity, so your print remains part of a finite edition rather than an open, endlessly reprinted run.
How large can a print be made?
These images are captured on ultra-high-resolution medium format systems and are made to live large — from gallery-standard sizes to 60×120 inches and beyond. If you have a specific wall or size in mind, contact the studio and we’ll confirm the largest recommended size for that image.
How are large prints shipped?
Prints are custom-produced at boutique printing facilities and shipped directly to collectors worldwide with white-glove handling and secure delivery.
Do you work with interior designers and trade clients?
Yes. The studio works directly with designers, architects, and art consultants on sizing, medium selection, and commissions for residential, hospitality, healthcare, and corporate spaces. See the trade program.
Which medium should I choose for my space?
Acrylic is the popular choice for statement landscapes and rooms with controlled light; metal suits modern interiors and high-traffic spaces; paper suits a classic framed presentation. The fine art buying guide compares them in detail.
