Daughters of Dust: The Dust Vow - Western Women - Limited Edition Fine Art Print

The Dust Vow brings two impossibly elongated Western women face-to-face, the brims of their black hats meeting at the center. One stands in deep charcoal, the other in weathered amber, their slender silhouettes rising against a warm, grain-textured background that darkens toward the edges.

The composition is nearly symmetrical, yet subtle differences in posture and dress preserve each woman's individuality. Neither reaches toward the other, and nothing interrupts their extraordinary stillness. The narrow space between them becomes the heart of the painting, holding an encounter whose meaning remains their own.

Part of Daughters of Dust, The Dust Vow suggests a promise without revealing what has been promised.

Production & Shipping
Each print is made to order. Please allow 3–4 weeks for production and dispatch. Shipping transit time begins after your order has been dispatched.

Artwork Details
• Artwork by B. Scobee
• Digital Fine Art
• Limited Edition 01/25

• Print size: 12 x 24 inches
• 1:2 aspect ratio
• Vertical Composition

• Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
• Museum-style white border with title and artist name
• Printed to order

• Includes a Certificate of Authenticity identifying the edition number
• Once all 25 prints have been produced, The Dust Vow will not be printed again

Mockup & Scale Notice
Room and lifestyle mockups are provided for presentation purposes only and may not represent the artwork at exact scale. The print may appear larger or smaller in the mockup than it will in your space. Please refer to the listed artwork dimensions for the actual finished size before purchasing.

Frame and display accessories are not included.

Colors may vary slightly between your screen and the finished print due to differences in monitor settings, printing materials, and lighting conditions.

Creation Process: Artist-directed digital artwork created using image-generation tools, with concept development, refinement, selection, and final curation by B. Scobee.