Fine Art Prints

By Ryan Gallery Artists
David Emitt Adams
David Emitt Adams (b. 1980) David Emitt Adams is an emerging photographer based in Phoenix, Arizona. He recently received his Master of Fine Arts degree from Arizona State University and earned his Bachelors of Fine Art degree from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. David is gaining national and international attention as an artist, whose [...]
Dick Arentz
Dick Arentz (b. 1935) Arizona photographer Dick Arentz has been making phenomenal hand-printed work in platinum and palladium and silver for over forty years. His expertise in the platinum process and attention to technique in his 8×10 and 12×20 large-format negatives gives his contact-printed work a remarkably unmatched beauty. Traveling the world with his camera [...]
Scott T. Baxter
Scott Baxter (b. 1957) Scott’s unique portraits of ranchers and people of the west has made him one of the few great cowboy photographers of our time. As professional and fine art photographer for over 25 years, Baxter photographed primarily with large format film and prints with care in traditional processes. In 2012, he completed 100 Years [...]
Diana H. Bloomfield
Diana H. Bloomfield (b. 1952) An exhibiting photographer for over 35 years, Diana has received numerous awards for her images, including five Regional Artist Grants from the United Arts Council of Raleigh, NC, most recently for 2015-16. Specializing in 19th-century printing techniques, Diana’s images have been included in a number of books, including Robert Hirsch’s [...]
Edna Bullock
Edna Bullock (1915 – 1997) Born and raised in the small rural community of Hollister, California, Edna’s first love was dance. Although she had dreams of becoming a professional dancer, she was persuaded by her family not to pursue the life of a performer. After college, Edna taught physical education at Fresno High School until [...]
Wynn Bullock
Wynn Bullock (1902 – 1975) Light to me is perhaps the most profound truth in the universe. My thinking has been deeply affected by the belief everything is some form of radiant energy. – Wynn Bullock Originally from Chicago, IL (and later relocating to Monterey, CA) Wynn Bullock has become one of history’s most beloved [...]
Imogen Cunningham
Imogen Cunningham (1883 – 1976) Featured Portraits of Frida Kahlo Which photograph is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow! – Imogen Cunningham One of the most prolific photographers in the history of the medium, Imogen Cunningham broke barriers for women in photography and was an important figure in the movement fine art [...]
Mary Donato
Mary Donato (b. 1950) Mary retired in 2006 after 30 years as a research geologist to begin her exploration into photography and printmaking as vehicles to satisfy both her my analytical and creative impulses.  “I have no formal training in fine art or photography, nor was I given a vintage camera by an aging relative when [...]
Randy Efros
Randy Efros (b. 1946) Randy Efros was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1946. As a young man he worked in the family insurance business, but his primary focus in those years was racing motorcycles and automobiles. Racing taught Efros the kind of close attention and dedication he would later apply to his photography. One of [...]
Ernesto Esquer
Ernesto Esquer (b. 1987) Ernesto Esquer, a photographic artist and printer from Tucson, Arizona, actively works in all aspects of traditional darkroom photography and various alternative processes including cyanotype and lumen prints. His extensive experience includes working with instant film including materials made by Polaroid, Fujifilm, and Impossible Project and he teaches instant film manipulations. [...]
William W. Fuller
William W. Fuller (b. 1948) Born in Cleveland, Ohio, William W. Fuller grew up in Waukegan, Illinois and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Like most kids in the fifties and early sixties, he avidly recorded vacations and family pets with a brownie. An elective introductory course in photography at Penn State under Henry Wessel inspired Fuller with the [...]
Rondal Partridge
Rondal Partridge (1917 – 2015) Rondal Partridge, son of the renown photographer Imogen Cunningham, began helping his mother in the darkroom at the age of five. At seventeen he became Dorothea Lange’s apprentice, driving her up and down the back roads of California as she created her well-known images of migrant laborers. In 1937 and [...]
Michael T. Puff
Michael T. Puff (b. 1953) Michael T. Puff lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. He’s been a visual artist since early childhood, working as a painter and sculptor. During his years in higher education studying Theater Arts and Egyptian Archaeology, Puff worked as a theater set designer and received many awards for his [...]
Ryuijie
Ryuijie (b. 1950) Ryuijie’s otherworldly photographs often transcend reality. He photographs underwater with film during his free-diving excursions off the West Coasts of California and Mexico primarily. It is in this solitude that he transforms this underwater world into imagery uniquely its own, a stark contrast to popular high definition, brightly-colored diving images often presented elsewhere. On land, [...]
J. Barry Thomson
J. Barry Thomson (b. 1948) After an introductory course in high school in New England, Barry Thomson knew by the end of his senior year that he would be a photographer. Beyond that point he is essentially self-taught. Although he started by doing street photography, after purchasing a 4×5 view-camera when he was 21, he start traveling [...]
Terry Towery
Terry Towery (b. 1960) Terry Towery lives and works in New York, and has exhibited in over one hundred exhibitions internationally over the past thirty years. His work remains in prominent museum collections, numerous private collections, and is published regularly. Towery holds a baccalaureate degree from Florida State University and a Master of Fine Arts [...]