Framed Photographic Print of Havasu Falls
Art and Wall Decor

Framed Photographic Print of Havasu Falls

This is a large-format color photographic print depicting a majestic waterfall, likely Havasu Falls in the Grand Canyon, characterized by its iconic turquoise pool and red rock travertine formations. The image features a long-exposure technique that creates a silky, blurred effect on the falling water. The photograph is professionally matted with a dual-mat arrangement: a thin creamy-beige inner mat providing a highlight border, and a wide, deep forest green outer mat that complements the earthy and aquatic tones of the image. It is housed in a substantial solid oak wood frame with a clear lacquer finish that highlights the natural grain. The frame appears to be of mid-to-late 20th-century construction, possibly late 1980s or 1990s, based on the oak moulding style. The glass is reflective, indicating standard float glass rather than non-reflective museum grade. The piece is in good overall condition with no visible fading, moisture damage, or significant abrasions to the frame, though the paper backing may show age. No visible artist signature or edition number is discernible from the front, suggesting it may be a high-quality commercial decorative print.

Estimated Value

$150-$250

Basic Information

Category

Art and Wall Decor

Appraised On

January 16, 2026

Estimated Value

$150-$250

Item Description

This is a large-format color photographic print depicting a majestic waterfall, likely Havasu Falls in the Grand Canyon, characterized by its iconic turquoise pool and red rock travertine formations. The image features a long-exposure technique that creates a silky, blurred effect on the falling water. The photograph is professionally matted with a dual-mat arrangement: a thin creamy-beige inner mat providing a highlight border, and a wide, deep forest green outer mat that complements the earthy and aquatic tones of the image. It is housed in a substantial solid oak wood frame with a clear lacquer finish that highlights the natural grain. The frame appears to be of mid-to-late 20th-century construction, possibly late 1980s or 1990s, based on the oak moulding style. The glass is reflective, indicating standard float glass rather than non-reflective museum grade. The piece is in good overall condition with no visible fading, moisture damage, or significant abrasions to the frame, though the paper backing may show age. No visible artist signature or edition number is discernible from the front, suggesting it may be a high-quality commercial decorative print.

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