A vintage advertising poster for travel by Air France by artist Guy Georget, created in the 1950s depicting the River Seine and Notre Dame. This gesso and wood frame is hand-finished by craftsmen using traditional 17th century Florentine techniques. This contemporary style frame is hand-painted in off-white.

When European designers need the perfect black-and-white photograph, they turn to the archives of the William Stafford Gallery. Based in London, the gallery sources evocative, memorable images from large and small collections across the globe. William Stafford is known for unearthing remarkable undiscovered works by the most important photographers. The combination of the finest paper and ink on each work guarantees perfect clarity for a minimum of 50 years.

An evocative reproduction of the original abstract work, framed in handsome wood molding and ready to hang.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Sure to inspire a longing for summer, this atmospheric image from Judith Gigliotti captures a spirited group of beachgoers. Printed on semi-gloss photo paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Available online exclusively at One Kings Lane: This figural work is reproduced here on archival matte paper with deckled edges, matted, and displayed in a golden wood frame. Arrives ready to hang.

Available online exclusively at One Kings Lane: Printed on archival paper, matted, and beautifully framed, this work is ideal for adding a sophisticated, geometric note to any wall. This piece arrives ready to hang.

Available online exclusively at One Kings Lane: Featuring a lovely American landscape, this work is faithfully reproduced here on archival matte paper, matted, and beautifully framed. This piece arrives ready to hang.

This fine-art giclée reproduction of an original work by Valerie Davide makes a great gift for any dog-lover. The sensitively drawn lines are full of the dog's own charming personality. The gesso-and-wood frame is hand-finished by craftsmen using traditional 17th-century Florentine techniques and hand-painted in off-white.

A graceful illustration of a hummingbird, reproduced as a giclée print on fine-art paper. Finished with a deckle edge over a faux-linen mat, the work is set in a handmade wood frame with a burnished-silver finish.

Bring a little coastal cool to your space with this beautifully rendered map of Saint Simons Island, Georgia. A giclée reproduction of the original, this piece comes elegantly presented in a white barn wood veneer frame.

Perfect for any lover of fashion or vintage design, this painterly print reproduces an original cover of "Mademoiselle" magazine. The print comes elegantly framed in champagne-finished wood molding.

Perfect for any lover of fashion or vintage design, this painterly print reproduces an original cover of "Mademoiselle" magazine. The print comes elegantly framed in champagne-finished wood molding.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: A time-lapse technique gives this seascape diptych a dreamy tranquility, creating the appearance of mist floating on the water's surface. Each piece is displayed under glass in a white wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This diptych transports the viewer to an empty beach, with rays of sunlight breaking through the clouds. A wood pathway unites the pair while creating a sense of atmosphere. Each piece is displayed under glass in a white wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This diptych transports the viewer to the Arctic Ocean off the coast of Norway, with two seagulls flying over gently rolling waves. Each piece is displayed under glass in a white wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This image of a fully stretched diver takes on an abstract, painterly quality thanks to the water's rippling surface and a slightly hazy focus. Displayed under glass in a white wood frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: These four pieces come together to capture the architectural splendor and detail of the Temple Church in London, originally built in the late 12th century for and by the Knights Templar as their English headquarters. Each piece in this set is displayed under glass in a silver wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Printed here in breathtaking detail, these fish images really pop against a stark white background and white wood frame. We love how the detail of the fins and the curvature in each body creates soft, beautiful movement. Each piece arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This set of succulent images is a celebration of the complexity and beauty found in nature. Hang them together to give a wall a gallery feel, or spread them throughout a space to create an underlying cohesion. Each piece is displayed under glass in a silver wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This set of nine prints reproduce pieces found in Johann Theodor de Bry's famous Florilegium Novum, a comprehensive flower book first published between 1612 and 1618. Each piece is displayed under glass in a distressed golden frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Using the lobster as a subject, these prints take their cue from Gyotaku, an ancient Japanese art form in which a relief print is made by rubbing a creature with ink or paint before applying it to a soft, flexible piece of paper or cloth. Colorful and intriguing, each piece is displayed under glass in a white wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: This image captures a young woman gliding across a pool, casting small ripples behind her as she goes. Displayed under glass in a white wood frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Valerie Davide's work is spontaneous and full of energy. This fine-art giclée reproduction of her original work makes a great gift for any dog-lover. The gesso-and-wood frame is hand-finished by craftsmen using traditional 17th-century Florentine techniques.

This fine-art giclée reproduction of an original work by Valerie Davide makes a great gift for any dog-lover. The sensitively drawn lines are full of the dog's own charming personality. The gesso-and-wood frame is hand-finished by craftsmen using 17th-century Florentine techniques and hand-painted in off-white.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Evoking a majestic tranquility, this closeup image of a wild zebra captures its splendid coat and thoughtful eye. Displayed under glass in a white wood frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Exclusive to One Kings Lane: Featuring a 1948 Masserati, 1953 Chevrolet, 1955 Jaguar, and 1955 Mercedes Gullwing, this set is perfect for the classic-car enthusiast. Each piece is displayed under glass in a silver wood frame and arrives ready to hang.

A great piece for the dog lover, this reproduction of an original Valerie Davide work is printed on watercolor paper and displayed in a wood frame that's hand-finished by craftsmen using 17th-century Florentine techniques. Arrives ready to hang.

This fine-art giclée reproduction of an original work by Valerie Davide makes a great gift for any dog-lover. The sensitively drawn lines are full of the dog's own charming personality. The gesso-and-wood frame is hand-finished by craftsmen using 17th-century Florentine techniques and hand-painted in off-white.

From Leslee Mitchell, this profile image of a bright red fire truck toy really pops against a crisp white background. Her Matchbox car series is a way to combine her lifelong passion for vintage cars with her professional background in interior design photography. This work is printed on fine-art paper and displayed in a white polystyrene frame.

From Leslee Mitchell, this profile image of a Land Rover Safari toy really pops against a stark background. The Nashville-based photographer has always been drawn to the interesting and feminine curves of an old car. Her Matchbox car series is a way to combine her lifelong passion for vintage cars with her professional background in interior design photography. This work is printed on fine-art paper and displayed in a white polystyrene frame.

This large-scale aerial image from Thom Filicia is printed on matte paper and displayed in a matte white frame. Arrives ready to hang.

This desert image of a dragon's blood tree is printed on high-quality paper and displayed in a charcoal-hued wood frame, which perfectly complements the color scale of the image. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

This image of a dragon's blood tree is displayed in a high-gloss black frame and really pops against a background of hand-applied silver leaf. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

This breathtaking image of the moon above Yosemite's El Capitan Mountain is printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

This stunning image of snowy mountaintops with the moon in the distance is printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

This grayscale piece works well in just about any decor, adding a captivating architectural note to its surroundings. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece is printed on high-quality matte paper, displayed in a matte white shadowbox frame, and arrives ready to hang.

This black-and-white image of an arctic mountainscape is printed on high-quality paper and displayed in a charcoal-hued wood frame, which perfectly complements the color scale of the image. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

This grayscale piece works well in just about any decor, adding a subtle architectural note to its surroundings. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece is printed on high-quality matte paper, displayed in a matte white shadowbox frame, and arrives ready to hang.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image comes from his "À la Plage" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from Brazil to Australia. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "people and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss." This work is unframed and does note arrive ready to hang.

This stunning black-and-white image of snowy mountaintops with the moon in the distance is printed on high-quality paper and beautifully framed. Part of the new art collection from design and home furnishings leader Lillian August, this piece arrives ready to hang.

Printed on gallery-wrapped canvas, this faithful reproduction captures the majesty of roaming buffalo. Set in a marupa wood floater frame, this piece comes ready to hang.

Designed with glossy-printed letters on matte canvas, this large-scale, word-search style piece of art arrives in a white wood frame, ready to hang.

Capturing a breathtaking natural archway, this coastal image is printed on matte paper and displayed in a white pine frame. Arrives ready to hang.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.
This piece, entitled "Whisper," pairs beautifully with Doggett's "Wind Blown."

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.
This piece, number 2 in the "Omo" series, pairs beautifully with number 45 from the same collection.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

This image is part of Drew Doggett's series "In Transit: Portraits of the American West." Evoking a sense of nostalgia, the series aspires to positively connect viewers with the forgotten corners and roads of the American landscape. From a limited edition, this work is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta paper, known for its superior image definition and density. Each print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity and is signed.

Signed by Gray malin, this playful image comes from his ongoing "Up and Away" series. Captured all over the world during Malin's extensive travels, this typology series uses Mylar balloons--a universal symbol of happiness and celebration--in unnatural environments to create a sense of humor and joy through words and images.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Drew Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image of a Barcelona beach comes from his "À la Plage" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "People and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss." This work is unframed.

This work is part of Drew Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This breathtaking image is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, this work makes a stunning addition to any decor.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection. Immense and majestic, the sand dunes of Namibia’s Sossusvlei desert are the largest in the world. Their huge expanses at times resemble a sea, abstract human forms, or even modern architecture. Doggett captured the grand shapes, endless lines, and subtle tonal gradients of this simple yet beautiful environment by both land and air to create these calming and dramatic images.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection. Immense and majestic, the sand dunes of Namibia’s Sossusvlei desert are the largest in the world. Their huge expanses at times resemble a sea, abstract human forms, or even modern architecture. Doggett captured the grand shapes, endless lines, and subtle tonal gradients of this simple yet beautiful environment by both land and air to create these calming and dramatic images.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

This breathtaking image is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, this work makes a stunning addition to any decor.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection. Immense and majestic, the sand dunes of Namibia’s Sossusvlei desert are the largest in the world. Their huge expanses at times resemble a sea, abstract human forms, or even modern architecture. Doggett captured the grand shapes, endless lines, and subtle tonal gradients of this simple yet beautiful environment by both land and air to create these calming and dramatic images.

This work is part of Drew Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett's new "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection, debuting exclusively on One Kings Lane. With endless lines, layers of shapes, and subtle tonal gradients, this series captures the complex effect of light on the immense sand dunes of Namibia. Devoid of context--plants, animals, people--these grand structures become studies in abstraction.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection. Immense and majestic, the sand dunes of Namibia’s Sossusvlei desert are the largest in the world. Their huge expanses at times resemble a sea, abstract human forms, or even modern architecture. Doggett captured the grand shapes, endless lines, and subtle tonal gradients of this simple yet beautiful environment by both land and air to create these calming and dramatic images.
This piece, entitled "Desert Rising" pairs beautifully with Doggett's "Contour Study I."

This work is part of Doggett’s "Dunes: Landscapes Evolving" collection. Immense and majestic, the sand dunes of Namibia’s Sossusvlei desert are the largest in the world. Their huge expanses at times resemble a sea, abstract human forms, or even modern architecture. Doggett captured the grand shapes, endless lines, and subtle tonal gradients of this simple yet beautiful environment by both land and air to create these calming and dramatic images.

This work is part of Drew Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This breathtaking close-up image from Drew Doggett is part of his "Band of Rebels: White Horses of Camargue" series. The all-white horses of Camargue are most identifiable by their signature color and prominent features; they are believed to have descended from prehistoric horses dating back 17,000 years. For this series, Doggett documents the grace, power, and majesty of these wild animals against the monotone backdrop of their native habitat in Camargue, a remote part of Southern France. From a limited edition of 125, this work is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta paper, which sets the standard for image definition and color depth. Each print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity and is signed and numbered.

This work is part of Drew Doggett’s "Discovering the Horses of Sable Island" collection. In 2012, Doggett traveled to the narrow, crescent-shaped ribbon of sand and rock off the coast of Nova Scotia known as Sable Island. With no predators other than the harsh environment, the horses of Sable Island live on this unique island entirely on their own terms. These photographs capture the physicality, beauty, and mystery of these incredible animals as they relate to one another and their surrounding habitat. Taken in Doggett’s signature black-and-white style, these works have been featured in interiors around the world since their debut.

This image is part of Drew Doggett's series "In Transit: Portraits of the American West." Evoking a sense of nostalgia, the series aspires to positively connect viewers with the forgotten corners and roads of the American landscape. From a limited edition, this work is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta paper, known for its superior image definition and density. Each print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity and is signed.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image comes from his "À la Plage, À la Piscine" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "people and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss."

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image comes from his "À la Plage, À la Piscine" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "people and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss."

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This breathtaking image is part of Drew Doggett’s "Ephemeral Shores" series. Two thousand years ago, an earthquake shifted part of an ancient Sitka spruce forest into the tidal zone along the Oregon coast. This series--Doggett's first in color--abstractly explores this fascinating locale. From a limited edition, this work is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta paper, which sets the standard for image definition and color depth. Each print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity and is signed.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image comes from his "À la Plage, À la Piscine" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "people and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss."

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image of Australia's Bondi Beach comes from his "À la Plage" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "People and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss." This work is unframed.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image of Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach comes from his "À la Plage" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "People and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss." This work is unframed.

Signed by Gray Malin, this aerial image of a Rio de Janeiro beach comes from his "À la Plage" series. Shot from doorless helicopters, this series takes an overhead look at beach and pool scenes around the world, from France to Brazil. From a carefully calibrated distance, Malin says, "People and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape, and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape--and summer bliss." This work is unframed.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Sail: Majesty at Sea" fine-art collection, which takes an intimate look into the world of rare racing sailboats and their enduring beauty, power, and speed as they navigate the open ocean. Focusing on form and shape, the collection uncovers the timeless nature of these majestic boats while emphasizing the elegance and graphic qualities of each design. The resulting images have an undeniable aesthetic appeal and formalism that tell a story of grace and majesty.

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

Signed by Gray Malin, this image from his "Aqua Glam" series captures synchronized swimmers having a ball. This series was inspired by the elegance and glamour of synchronized swimming in the early 20th century. Using the Aqualillies as his muse, Malin photographed at the iconic 1920s Annenberg pool. Synchronized swimming combines the escape of a day at the pool and the vintage glamour of Old Hollywood--two of Malin's favorite subjects.

This breathtaking image is part of Drew Doggett’s "Ephemeral Shores" series. Two thousand years ago, an earthquake shifted part of an ancient Sitka spruce forest into the tidal zone along the Oregon coast. This series--Doggett's first in color--abstractly explores this fascinating locale. From a limited edition, this work is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta paper, which sets the standard for image definition and color depth. Each print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity and is signed.