Lipstick touch-up, Miss Rodeo

A quiet backstage moment unfolds in Lipstick Touch-Up, Miss Rodeo Washington. Seated in her truck, a rodeo queen applies lipstick using the side mirror before stepping into the arena. The scene captures a private ritual behind the pageantry of rodeo-confidence, preparation, and a touch of glamour before the ride begins.

Photographed on film, the image carries the timeless texture and authenticity that define Jules Frazier’s work documenting the American West. Miss Rodeo Washington wears one of Frazier’s custom-made Western shirts, adding a personal connection between photographer and subject.

Part portrait, part documentary, the photograph offers a glimpse into the world of rodeo queens beyond the spotlight. It reflects the strength, individuality, and style of women who represent Western heritage while carving their own identity within it.

Part of the American West collection, Lipstick Touch-Up, Miss Rodeo Washington is offered as a limited edition fine art photograph-a distinctive piece for collectors of Western photography, rodeo culture, and modern cowboy heritage.

• Museum quality archival prints with a matte finish.
• Handcrafted wood frames in natural, white, black, or walnut.
• Premium acrylic glazing with non glare acrylic available as an upgrade.
• Select works available as acrylic or non glare metal prints.
• Framed artwork arrives ready to hang.
• Print only orders ship rolled in a protective tube.
• All our prints are made to order. We currently print and frame in the Pacific Northwest and ship in the USA.
• Please allow approximately two weeks for production plus shipping.