12″ X 16″ St. Francis di Asis adobe original oil painting masonite is a rendering of this iconic landmark representing New Mexico mission architecture at it’s most pure and independent form. The St. Francis Di Asis has inspired artists from Georgia O’Keefe to Ansel Adams. It has also been an inspiration to many artists who paint original oil paintings and original acrylic paintings of New Mexico and the southwest. Truly unique to New Mexico, the chapel and nearby desert landscapes provide an endless source of subject matter for artists who paint and draw southwestern art, recreating it’s iconic images on canvas or sketch paper. This online southwestern art gallery offers original paintings and custom fine art giclee prints of southwestern art, Route 66 landmarks, roadside art, and desert landscapes. Each fine art print is individually signed by southwestern artist Jim Doody.
Southwestern Art
ST. FRANCIS DI ASIS ADOBE ORIGINAL PAINTING
$1 ,152.00
12″ X 16″ ST. FRANCIS DI ASIS ADOBE oil on masonite board original painting and wall art. The back end of the San Francisco de Asis Mission Church at the Rancho de la Taos might even be painted and photographed more than the front of the church. It’s almost got that ‘Left Twix’ ‘Right Twix’ thing going on. The back of the chapel has been immortalized by artists such as Georgia O’Keefe and photographer Ansel Adams. The church was built in 1720 by the Franciscan Fathers, with a little help from the Spanish Colonial government and a lot of free Native American labor. As a National Historic Landmark, the San Francisco Di Asis is still an active parish and part of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe.
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