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Old Time Horse Breaking

Wyoming | USA

Fine Art Limited Edition Photography of Cowboys, Horses and life in the West.

Wyoming cowboy living from the past at work today. This is part of the luxurious collection of fine art, limited edition, cowboy, and western exclusive high-resolution Museum Quality Photography Prints of western life and the people who live that life. Photos copyright © Jess Lee. Photo © copyright by Jess Lee.

Saddle horses grazing before the roundup
Strawberry Hills Mustangs
Black Stallion | Wild Mustang Stud
Fall run in
Winter stray
Coming Home
Curious
Break out!
Surprised at the waterhole
Drinking Stallion
Snow runners
Thunder Rolls with the Wild Horses Fine Art Print
Winter Paint
Watching the herd
Dust Riders
Sage Stallion
Bringing the horses to water
Wyoming Cowgirl chasing horse in the snow
Navajo Ponies
Winter Wrangler
Mustang Stallions at Sunset
Bay Stud
Black and White Wild Horse Trio Photo
Winter Wonderland | Ahead of the Storm
Lone Stallion at sunrise
Running Friesian Stallion
Long road
Northwest Spanish Stallion Photo WIPS_1911
Autumn Horse Roundup | Horses in the Aspens with Cowgirl
Turning the Herd | cowboy herding horses in snow
Ruben Photo DSC_3492
Bay Andalusian Horse Photo HKPW_6488
Number 3
Out of the brush
Sunrise on the Onaqui
Black and White Horse herd before the storm
Beyond the Storm
Keep them moving
run down
Sunset Storm
Black & White Wild Horse Stallions fighting on their hind legs
Cowboy leading horses across the river with a soft autumn rain
Black & White Wild Horse fight
Paint Horses in the snow
Drinking in the golden pond
Winter Run
Sundown Fury | Stallions at play
Get back here!
Bring em on!
Paint Pair
Heading em up!
Ridge Runners
Wyoming Summer | Cowgirl and Horses under the Beartooth Mountains
Watching Over the Herd | Wyoming Cowboy Photograph Print
Mustang Two Step
Morning gather
Returning Home from the High Country
Mon, Dad, Foal
Herding Through the Aspen Maze
Listen up!
Black and White Evening Wild Horses
Old Time Horse Breaking
On the Move
Fall Pano
Wild One | Black and White Wild Horse Photo
The Chase
Pitchfork Branding
Pilot Peak Horse Herd
Through the woods
Black and White Wild Horse Shadow
Pards | Cowboy and young cowboy High Five
Cowboy
Sunrise Roundup | fine art western print
Running Wild Horses
Reflection Horses
Incoming
Lineup
Moving out
Water Rights
Coming home2_8868
Road Runners
Winter roundup


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TOP OF THE LINE Lumachrome® HD Trulife® Acrylic Print

Old Time Horse Breaking print

TOP OF THE LINE Lumachrome® HD Trulife® Acrylic Print

Luxury Acrylic, Museum Quality Print.

Gallery style Float Mount Ready to Hang Lumachrome® HD Acryic Prints using TruLife® Acrylic are the finest image display medium available today. This display is perfect for those who prefer a highly detailed vibrant artwork. These Limited Edition Museum Quality pieces are the most highly sought-after luxury prints held by fine art collectors worldwide. The 'Best of the Best', in a luxury fine art print presentation. More information.

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Framed Top of the Line Lumachrome® HD Trulife® Acrylic Print

Framed Top of the Line Lumachrome® HD Trulife® Acrylic Print

The Best of the Best with Elegant Luxury Framing

Luxurious gallery-style Framed Ultra Lumachrome® TruLife® acrylic prints with the addition of a MUSEUM QUALITY Roma® Italian wood molding in various finishes to fit your taste with linen liner or a contemporary simple black frame.

These exquisite hand-made frames can add several inches to the total width and height of your art piece for a detailed brilliance and warmth that is absolutely unequaled in sophistication and beauty.

For a simple more cost effective solution to purchasing a paper print and having a local frame shop mount, matt, and put your beauitful print under glass we can use a simple black or wood toned frame to set off your TruLife Acrylic print and set it apart from the wall without the distraction of a more ornate wood frame with matt, liner and glass. Just make a note on your order that you would like the simple black external float frame or Contact Jess to discuss this option.

I am happy to work directly with you about frame choices, You can contact me to discuss your framing questions of set up a consultation call.

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Metal - Chromalux Metal Print, Exhibition Quality Mounted and Ready to Hang

Old Time Horse Breaking print

The Finest Metal Print - Exhibition Quality - Vibrant Color- Unsurpassed Luminescence in Metal

Ready to Hang Metal Prints --These ready-to-hang metal prints have more detail and richer colors than canvas. The colors are vibrant, and the luminescence is excellent. They are available in sizes up to 48” x 96”.

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Paper - Museum Quality Fine Art Rag Paper Print

Paper - Museum Quality Fine Art Rag Paper Print

Classic Fine Art Museum Quality Paper, preferred for Color or Black and White Paper Prints

I prefer this paper for the best classic fine art display medium for Color and Black and White. My work has been printed on this paper thousands of times and displayed in collections worldwide. Its surface is smooth with a subtle texture and a slightly warm base that produces very pleasing B&W and Color prints reminiscent of platinum prints. Fine Art Rag paper meets the highest industry standards regarding density, color gamut, color graduation, and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper.


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Fine Art Print Purchase FAQ

This section answers the most common questions from collectors regarding quality, authenticity, materials, and ordering logistics for my limited-edition prints.

1. Quality, Materials, and Archival Longevity

Q: What makes Jess Lee's prints "museum-quality"?

A: My fine art prints are defined by exceptional resolution, professional craftsmanship, and the use of the industry's highest-grade archival materials. This ensures the image quality remains pristine for decades, meeting the standards required for gallery exhibitions and long-term private collections.

Q: What specific materials and printing processes are used?

A: I create prints using processes that guarantee maximum clarity and longevity:

  • Substrates: Available materials include Lumachrome® HD AcrylicExhibition Mounted Metal, and premium Archival Pigment Prints on fine art cotton-rag papers (often referred to as Giclée).
  • Inks: Only fade-resistant, archival pigmented inks are used, offering a wider color gamut and superior durability compared to standard dye-based prints.
  • Resolution: Prints are created from genuine, very large, high-resolution digital files, ensuring sharp detail and clarity even in the largest formats (60" to 120" or more).

Creating  A TruLife Acrylic Print      

2. Investment, Authenticity, and Exclusivity

Q: Why should I purchase a limited-edition print?

A: Limited editions are a hallmark of collectible art. By restricting the total number of copies produced for a specific image, the scarcity is guaranteed, which generally supports the artwork's collectible value and long-term investment potential. Once an edition is sold out, it is never reprinted.

Q: How is the print authenticated and numbered?

A: Every limited-edition fine art print is meticulously authenticated:

  • Signature: Each print is hand-signed and numbered by Jess Lee.
  • Certificate of Authenticity (COA): A formal Certificate of Authenticity is provided with every purchase. This document details the artwork title, total edition size, medium, and the specific number of your print (e.g., 5/100).
  • Provenance: This documentation verifies the print's origin and is essential for future appraisal or resale.

Q: What is the typical edition size for your work?

A: Edition sizes vary based on the image's format and style but are generally small to preserve exclusivity. Prints are often split across sizes (e.g., 50 copies total across all offered sizes). Check the individual print page for the exact, guaranteed edition limit.

3. Ordering, Shipping, and Customer Service

Q: How long will it take to receive my print?

A: Since each limited-edition print is custom-crafted to your material and size specifications, production requires careful attention.

  • Production Time: Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for printing, finishing, quality control, and artist signing. Custom orders can take longer. Rush orders are available Contact
  • Shipping: Shipping times vary by destination, but tracking information is provided as soon as your artwork ships.

Q: How are the prints shipped, and are they insured?

A: All shipments are handled by professional art carriers and are fully insured against damage during transit.

  • Packaging: Prints are securely packaged in durable, custom-built crates or specialized art boxes designed to prevent damage.
  • Damage Policy: If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photographic proof. We will immediately initiate an insurance claim and arrange for a prompt replacement at no cost to you.

Q: What is your return policy?

A: Due to the custom-made, limited-edition nature of the artwork, all sales are final once production has begun. We do not accept returns for buyer's remorse. We only offer replacements or credit if the product is damaged during shipping (see Damage Policy above). If you need a size that is not shown or a larger size, please contact Jess for options.

Please allow 4-6 weeks for production and delivery.

U.S. orders ship FREE, crating prints larger than 24x36, and framed prints may have an additional charge. Contact Jess for international shipping fee. Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for production and delivery.