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The storm had been building over the Madison Range all afternoon, and then, in the last twenty minutes of daylight, it relented just enough to let the sun through. One shaft of warm light caught the face of the range — illuminating the ochre and rust of the high alpine slopes in tones that matched the autumn willows blazing along the river below — and Jess Lee, already positioned on the bank with the Madison running fast and cold in the foreground, made the image.
Look carefully at the lower right. There is an angler there, thigh-deep in the current, rod in hand, entirely absorbed in the river. He has no idea what is happening behind him — the mountain face lit like a lantern, the clouds massed and purple above, the willows burning gold on both banks. He is fishing. The mountain is putting on the greatest show of the season and he is fishing. This is, Jess Lee would argue, entirely correct behavior.
The Madison Valley between Yellowstone and Ennis is one of the great landscape corridors of the American West — a broad, ranching valley flanked by the Madison Range to the east and the Gravelly Range to the west, the river running through the middle of it in a series of braided channels and productive riffles that have made it a pilgrimage destination for fly fishers for over a century. In autumn, when the willow and cottonwood turn and the first snow touches the high peaks, the valley achieves a beauty that is almost unreasonable in its generosity.
Last Light on the Madison Range is available as a limited-edition fine art print in Lumachrome HD TruLife Acrylic, ChromaLuxe Metal, and Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper. The sweeping horizontal composition and dramatic interplay of storm light and mountain color make this one of the most commanding landscape images in the fly fishing collection — equally at home in a grand lodge setting or as the defining piece in a serious collector's Montana gallery. Companion pieces include Find the Boat — Drift Fishing the Madison River in Autumn and Stars and Stripes on the Madison — Fly Fishing Montana in Autumn. Photo © copyright by Jess Lee.
Prints Available From $249 — See All Formats & Sizes Below ↓
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Gallery-style float mount, ready-to-hang Lumachrome® HD Acrylic 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.

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 a 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 beautiful print under glass, we can use a simple black or wood toned frame to set off your TruLife Acrylic print. This will set it apart from the wall without the distraction of a more ornate wood frame with matt, liner, and reflective 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 or set up a consultation call.

The Finest Metal Print - Exhibition Quality - Vibrant Color- Unsurpassed Luminescence in Metal
Ready-to-hang metal prints with dyes infused directly into the aluminum surface. The color is vivid, the luminescence is exceptional, and the frameless presentation suits contemporary and transitional interiors. The surface is durable and moisture-resistant, which makes metal a practical choice for bathrooms, kitchens, coastal homes, and commercial installations. Available in sizes up to 48" x 96".

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.

Canvas prints like nothing you've ever seen before, Experience Giclee! They are created with 8 color OIL BASED INKS on the finest canvas printing using our custom tone curves. Artists that are looking for the best Giclee canvas prints & reproductions are blown away by the oil like original quality of our photos on canvas. These canvas prints have incredible photographic resolution, clarity, vibrancy and Dmax giving incredible photo image quality. Canvas photo prints are waterproof and don't crack like water based canvas. In addition to satin and production grades we also offer Metallic Canvas which has similar qualities to the metallic papers and can appear backlit under gallery style lighting for an eye catching presentation.
This section answers the most common questions from collectors regarding quality, authenticity, materials, and ordering logistics for my limited-edition prints.
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.
A: I create prints using processes that guarantee maximum clarity and longevity:
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.
A: Every limited-edition fine art print is authenticated:
Signature: Each print is signed and numbered.
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.
A: Edition sizes vary by image and reflect how repeatable the subject is. Most fall between 100 and 200; some are 50; a few are larger. Every image page states its own edition, and that number is fixed permanently the day it is published.
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 and quality control. Custom orders and the holiday season may run longer. Rush production is available at a 20-30% premium — contact me if you have a date to meet.
Shipping: Shipping times vary by destination, but tracking information is provided as soon as your artwork ships.
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 me within 48 hours of delivery with photographic proof. I will immediately initiate an insurance claim and arrange for a prompt replacement at no cost to you.
A: Due to the custom-made, limited-edition nature of the artwork, all sales are final once production has begun.
Once production has begun, changes cannot be made to the size, print medium, or image selection. Because production starts immediately and materials are custom-ordered for your specific piece, modifications are not possible after order confirmation.
I encourage you to take time to carefully consider your selection. Use the free room preview to see how the artwork will look in your space, and contact me with any questions before ordering.
We only offer replacements or credit if the product is damaged during shipping (see Damage Policy above).
U.S. orders ship FREE. Prints larger than 24"x36" require crating, and framed prints may carry an additional charge — shown before you complete your order. Contact Jess for an international shipping quote. Please allow 4-6 weeks for production and delivery.