Watching Over The Painted Desert

I took this image of the Watch Tower at the Grand Canyon during my Arizona road trip in February/March 2018. The tower was built in 1932 by Fred Harvey and the Santa Fe Railroad. Earlier towers - of which this tower is a model - were most likely used for protection and storage of food. Now, the watch tower serves as a rest stop and as an aid for helping the visitor to better understand the past and present life of the southwestern native Americans. The inside of the tower exhibits local art.

This image is available in an open edition at 12x8 inches and smaller and in 6 size-limited editions: 18x12 inches (total of 40), 24x16 inches (total of 30), 36x24 inches (total of 20), 45x30 inches (total of 18), 60x40 inches (total of 15) and in 10 arbitrary sizes. When ordered framed, it will have a barnwood frame. If you prefer other options than the ones listed here (for example a black frame, a gallery wrap on canvas, etc) please let me know by phone or email. Please contact me if you're interested in the larger versions (45x30" and up).

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