Dick Lawrence “NW Buttress, Ranchos de Taos” – Giclée Photograph – Signed, COA – View Watchlist >
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Dick Lawrence “NW Buttress, Ranchos de Taos” – Giclée Photograph – Signed, COA – Ed. 4/20
Atmospheric black-and-white giclée photograph by Dick Lawrence, titled NW Buttress, Ranchos de Taos. This image captures the famed rear buttresses of the San Francisco de Asis Mission Church in Taos, New Mexico—one of the most photographed adobe churches in the United States. Lawrence’s composition draws attention to the tactile surface of the adobe and the interplay of light and shadow beneath a dramatic sky.
Printed using archival Epson Hi-Gloss Ultrachrome inks on premium glossy paper, this is print #4 of a limited edition of 20, personally printed and signed by the artist. Professionally presented behind glass in a black metal frame with acid-free white matting. The Certificate of Authenticity is mounted to the reverse, along with copyright stamps and handwritten subject notes.
Signed:
Hand-signed lower right (under glass) by Dick Lawrence
Edition:
#4 of 20 (Certificate of Origin signed and mounted verso)
Presentation:
Giclée print matted and framed under glass in a black metal frame. COA, copyright stamps, and handwritten title information are affixed to the back.
Condition:
Excellent overall condition. The print and mat are clean with no visible marks or fading. The frame shows no notable wear. Glazing is clear, and the piece is ready to hang.
Size:
- Overall (framed): 24.25" x 18.25" x 1"
- Visible Image Area: 18.25" x 12.5"
Biography:
Dick Lawrence began his photographic journey in 1960, developing his skills in traditional darkroom processes before embracing digital tools that expanded his creative control. Deeply inspired by Ansel Adams and mentored by Bruce Barnbaum, Freeman Patterson, and Paul Schrantz, Lawrence brings decades of mastery to his finely composed black-and-white landscapes.
Based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, he has exhibited widely, taught internationally, and now produces limited-edition giclée prints that honor the visual heritage of the American Southwest. His work is held in the New Mexico State Photo Archives.
