"Like much of my work, "Long Way Home" began on location, working from reference material gathered at a ranch out West. The cowboys in this piece were photographed in northwestern Colorado, where the landscape opens into high desert and the scale of the land feels expansive.
My first trip to Sombrero Ranches began with a drive from Denver through the Rocky Mountains. That journey left a lasting impression. The vastness, the light, and the sense of moving slowly through something larger than yourself stayed with me. That experience became a quiet undercurrent in this painting.
"Long Way Home" also marks my first exploration of the silhouette. Silhouette has long been a traditional language in Western art, a way of reducing the figure to its essential presence against the land. In embracing that approach for the first time, this piece pays homage to the history of Western art while continuing my own evolving visual vocabulary.”
- Jeremy Booth
Collectors of Long Way Home will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a matching hand-signed and numbered print, rendered on museum-quality Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper.
Print Details
・Paper: Museum quality Hahnemühle photo rag paper. ・Signature & Edition: Signed and numbered by Jeremy Booth ・Print Size: 24 x 24 in. / 60.9 × 60.9 cm. ・Numbering: Your Long Way Home print edition will match your Long Way Home NFT edition number
Following the NFT release, Iconic will open a print claim portal where collectors can purchase their matching hand-signed and numbered print.
Buyers are responsible for any applicable import duties or VAT on their print purchase. Please allow up to 10 weeks for your print to arrive.
Kentucky-based artist Jeremy Booth captures the spirit of the American West through a bold, minimalist approach. Centered on iconic cowboys and expansive Western landscapes, his work reflects themes of resilience, independence, and adventure. Booth presents the West in a cinematic and contemporary way that feels both timeless and unexpected.
Through this modern interpretation, Jeremy honors the people and traditions that define Western life. The cowboy ethos of honesty, hard work, and simplicity runs throughout his work, creating an authentic connection with viewers and grounding his artistic process.
Jeremy began his career as a commercial artist with global representation. In recent years, he made a decisive shift into fine art, where his Western focus has defined a new and successful chapter. His work has been featured and sold through Christie’s, with collectors and clients including Wrangler, Nike, Apple, Warby Parker, and British GQ.
