
Taos
Striking composition with subtle tones that encapsulates the majestic quality of light that this Northern New Mexico region is known for.

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Striking composition with subtle tones that encapsulates the majestic quality of light that this Northern New Mexico region is known for.

Etching from an edition of 50 (only 30 printed) on fine, tissue thin paper. Strong impression, superb condition for this rare print.

This luminous lithograph by Kansas regionalist painter William R. Dickerson depicts the church and surrounding hillside of Nuestra Señora de la Luz in Cañoncito, New Mexico.

Proof State II, edition of 75. Archivally framed. Very good condition.

The front of the famous Saint Francis de Assisi Church, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. Very good condition.

Folio plate no. 2 . Published in Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio. (London: Day & Haghe, 1844) Deluxe edition. Lithograph with superb original hand color and heavy gum arabic, mounted on card with outline ruse. Archival framing.

From Catlin's North American Indian Portfolio. Deluxe edition. Lithograph with original hand color. Strong impression; vivid, bright color.

Picuris Pueblo in Taos County, New Mexico. A fine example of Reed's landscape work with dramatic whites and blacks, angular lines, and modernist influence.

Tableau 47. First State. German Edition. Aquatint and etching with superb original color by Charles Vogel after Bodmer. Highlighted with gum Arabic. Original black rule around image. Blind stamp. Full margins. Very good condition.

Plate 39. Havell double elephant folio sheet. Aquatint engraving with original hand color on J. Whatman paper, dated 1831. Excellent condition.