Moran Point, Grand Canyon
Stephen Mark Voita
A panoramic Grand Canyon image based on Voita’s 40 × 60 inch powder-coat-on-metal original.
Museum Identification
Curator & Research
Curator Notes
This work broadens the Museum beyond conventional painting and printmaking by documenting an artist whose original image was created through powder-coat technology on metal.
Acquisition Story
Previously owned by the Curator; acquisition details to be supplied.
Provenance
Private collection; reverse documentation identifies the artist, subject, original medium, and edition.
Research Notes
Reverse documentation states that the original art was created using powder-coat technology and identifies Moran Point as a South Rim overlook named for American painter Thomas Moran. The edition label identifies this example as 60/2500.
Appraisal & Authentication
Appraisal
BlazerQuest working appraisal: estimated fair market value $175–$350; estimated insurance replacement value $500–$700.Original appraisal and authentication documentation maintained by the Museum and available upon request.
COA / Authentication
Artist/edition information is documented on the framed work; no separate COA has been documented.
Collector Inquiry
If interested in acquiring this artwork, contact Museum Curator:
Bob Blaser
(602) 918-4290
bblaser28@gmail.com
An inquiry does not imply that the artwork is currently offered for sale. Availability and acquisition terms are determined by the Museum Curator.
Confidence & Gaps
Museum Record
Verified fields and uncertain fields should be updated explicitly. Missing information is not an error; it is a documented research opportunity.