Stephen Lyman: Sounds of Sunset Print | 622/950 | Mint Never Framed

Stephen Lyman: Sounds of Sunset Print | 622/950 | Mint Never Framed
(Pictures taken while print is shrink wrapped)
 
Artwork Description
"Sounds of Sunset" is a masterful panoramic study of light and tranquility by the late master of "wilderness realism," Stephen Lyman. This composition captures the fleeting, golden hour where the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm, rhythmic glow across the water. Known for his ability to paint not just a landscape, but the very atmosphere of the wild, Lyman invites the viewer to experience the silence and the "sounds" of the closing day.
This specific edition carries poignant significance; following Stephen’s untimely passing in 1996, select high-quality editions were authorized by his estate to share his final visions with the public. This print is hand-signed by his wife, Andrea Lyman, on his behalf, maintaining the integrity and legacy of his most cherished works.
 
Technical Details
Artist: Stephen Lyman
Title: Sounds of Sunset
Medium: Offset Lithograph Print
Edition: Signed and Numbered 622/950
Signature: Hand-signed by Andrea Lyman (Artist's Estate)
Year Published: 2000
Publisher: The Greenwich Workshop, Inc.
Image Size: 10.75"h x 32"w
Sheet Size: 14.25"h x 35"w
Condition: Mint, Never Framed - This is wrapped in shrink wrap and to minimize handling, will leave it that way until shipped. If for any reason the verso has any issue, we will contact the buyer prior to shipment.
 
Provenance and Authenticity
We provide a 100% Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity for this work. This print was acquired from a retired North Carolina frame shop in February/March 2026 is new and has never been framed. It includes the original publisher-issued Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from The Greenwich Workshop, Inc.
 
Artist Bio: Stephen Lyman
Stephen Lyman (1958–1996) was an explorer of the soul as much as the earth. An avid mountaineer and naturalist, his work went beyond traditional landscape painting to capture the "unseen" elements of the wilderness—the crackle of a campfire, the chill of a mountain breeze, and the elusive play of light. During his prolific career with The Greenwich Workshop, he became one of the most collected wildlife and landscape artists in the world. His legacy continues to inspire those who find solace in the deep woods and high peaks of the American West.
 
Inquiry & Shipping
Shipping: Ships rolled in a heavy duty shipping tube.
Inquiries: Please contact SecondMoonshot for high-resolution images of the art, edition numbering, and documentation.
Framing: Framing available upon request.