Sedona Red Rocks (Afterglow)
Limited edition print (Serigraph or Lithograph) on heavy art paper • Buddy Chew (American, Contemporary)
Style & Movement
Contemporary Southwestern Art / Impressionistic Realism
Medium & Technique
Serigraphy or high-quality lithography; features flat areas of saturated color and visible print layering to simulate the artist’s painterly gouache style
Creation Period
Late 20th century to early 21st century (c. 1990-2010)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 24 x 36 inches (framed); Landscape format
Subject Description
A panoramic depiction of the red rock formations in Sedona, Arizona, likely Cathedral Rock, during a vivid sunset. The composition uses intense reds and oranges for the geological structures contrasted against cool blues and purples in the sky and shadows.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good to Very Good; visible reflection in the glazing indicates it is under glass, which has protected the surface, though there is potential for minor light fading
Estimated Market Value
$200 - $450 USD
Auction Estimate
$150 - $300 USD
Provenance History
Hand-signed 'Buddy Chew' in the lower right margin; numbered '26/300' in the lower left with a 'Vision' blindstamp/chop mark, indicating a professional studio issuance
Art Historical Significance
A representative example of regional American Western art focusing on the spiritual and aesthetic allure of the Arizona desert; characteristic of Buddy Chew's vibrant, high-contrast palette
Notable Features
Includes a low edition number (26/300) and an authentic artist signature; features a specific publisher's blindstamp in the lower-left corner
Condition Issues
Visible glare from non-UV glass; possibility of minor paper rippling or 'cockling' common in large prints; frame shows minor age-related wear
Conservation Recommendations
Recommend upgrading to UV-protective museum glass to prevent color fading; ensure acid-free matting is used to avoid 'mat burn' over time