Finding the right place to buy fine art photography prints starts with knowing what you want to purchase. You need to choose an artwork, compare its available print formats, check the size and price, and understand how it will be presented. Howard Harris offers photographic artwork across different subjects, from abstract compositions to cityscapes and landscapes. By exploring individual pieces and their available options, you can find artwork that suits your taste, space, and budget.
Where to Find Fine Art Photography Prints
Start by browsing artwork collections based on your interests. Looking at different subjects can help you narrow your choices before comparing print types and sizes.
You can explore:
- Subject galleries: Browse Abstractions, Animals, Cityscape, Landscape, People, Political, Traditional, and Visions.
- New Works: Discover newer additions to the collection.
- Location collections: Explore photographs from Paris & Giverny and Ferrara & Florence.
Once you find an image you like, open its individual artwork page. This is where you can review the available formats, sizes, prices, and purchase options for that specific piece.
What to Check Before Buying Fine Art Photography Prints
Before placing an order, look beyond the image. The materials, size, and presentation all affect what you receive.
Check these four things:
- Print format: Find out whether the artwork is available as an aluminum dye-sublimation print or a Giclée archival print.
- Size: Review the available dimensions and ask about other sizes if needed.
- Construction: Check whether an aluminum piece includes a printed acrylic overlay.
- Price: Review the price for your selected format and size before ordering.
These checks let you compare artworks based on their actual features rather than appearance alone.
Compare Available Fine Art Print Formats
Howard Harris’s photographic artwork is available in distinct presentations. Understanding the differences can help you choose the right one.
| Feature | Aluminum Dye-Sublimation Print | Giclée Archival Print |
| Main material | Aluminum | Archival-grade, acid-free paper |
| Presentation | Modern aluminum finish | Framed paper print |
| Printed acrylic overlay | Available on selected works | Not part of the print construction |
| Protective surface | Polymer coating on aluminum | Clear acrylic over the framed image |
| Frame and mounting | Depends on the aluminum format | Solid wood frame and hanging wire |
Some aluminum prints have one printed acrylic overlay suspended above the aluminum base. Others have no overlay. Giclée prints use clear acrylic as a protective cover, which serves a different purpose from the printed overlay.
Check which format is available for the artwork you want.
Choose the Right Artwork Size
The size of a print affects how it fits into your room. Measure the wall where you plan to display it, then consider the surrounding furniture and available space.
Common size options include:
- 16 × 20 inches
- 24 × 36 inches
- 30 × 36 inches
- 30 × 40 inches
- 36 × 48 inches
- 40 × 60 inches
Available sizes depend on the artwork and its format. If you need a different dimension, contact the artist to ask whether it can be considered.
For dimensional aluminum artwork with an acrylic overlay, also consider the finished weight and mounting requirements. A French cleat is supplied and recommended for stable mounting of these heavier pieces.
Understand the Artwork You Are Buying
Before you buy fine art photography prints, check the construction of the specific piece. This is especially important when comparing aluminum artwork.
For selected dimensional works, the photographic image is transferred into the coating on an aluminum base. One printed acrylic overlay sits above it on standoffs. A metal frame attached to the back adds stability and dimension.
This spacing between the surfaces creates visual depth. The appearance can also change with light and viewing angle.
Aluminum prints without an overlay have a different construction, with a three-quarter-inch black aluminum frame on the back and a wire-and-ring hanging system. Giclée prints use framed archival paper, with clear acrylic protecting the image.
Understanding these differences helps you know what to expect when your chosen artwork arrives.
Review Prices and Purchase Options
Prices vary according to the artwork, print format, and size. For example, 289 Blanca Storm has options priced from $180 to $7,395. This range applies to that artwork and should not be used as a price guide for the entire collection.
To purchase an artwork:
- Browse the galleries and select an image.
- Open its individual product page.
- Choose from the available print types and sizes.
- Review the price for your selection.
- Add the artwork to your cart or request a quote, where available.
If you have questions about the available options or want to discuss another size, contact the artist before ordering. Check shipping costs, delivery times, and return terms separately before completing your purchase.
Browse the Collection and Choose Your Print
Looking for artwork that suits your style? Explore Howard Harris Photo’s collections to discover photographic art in different subjects, sizes, and formats. If you plan to buy fine art photography prints, browse the available pieces, compare their presentation options, and check the price for your preferred size. You can add an eligible artwork to your cart or request a quote before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where can I buy fine art photography prints?
You can browse the available galleries, choose an artwork, review its print types and sizes, and purchase an eligible selection online or request a quote.
2. What types of photographic prints are available?
Available formats include aluminum dye-sublimation prints, selected aluminum prints with a printed acrylic overlay, and framed Giclée archival prints.
3. Can I request a custom print size?
You can contact the artist to ask whether another size can be considered. Available options depend on the specific artwork and print format.
4. How do I check the price of an artwork?
Open the individual artwork page, select an available print type and size, and review the displayed price. You can also request a quote where available.
