Lawrence Schiller: Paul Newman teaching Katherine Ross how to ride a bicycle, a candid moment in black-and-white.
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Lawrence Schiller Paul Newman and Katherine Ross Ride a Bicycle

Lawrence Schiller : Paul Newman Teaching Katherine Ross How to Ride a Bicycle , A Candid Moment from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid | Limited Edition Black-and-White Photography

Captured during the filming of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, this charming black-and-white photograph by Lawrence Schiller documents an intimate and unscripted moment between Paul Newman and Katharine Ross. Seen here teaching Ross how to ride a bicycle, Newman appears relaxed, attentive, and warmly engaged—revealing the easy camaraderie that existed between the film’s stars.

Far removed from the grandeur of cinematic staging, the photograph captures a fleeting moment of trust and spontaneity. Ross’s concentration and Newman’s steady guidance evoke both playfulness and patience, offering a glimpse into the human connection behind one of Hollywood’s most beloved films. Schiller’s unobtrusive approach allows the scene to unfold naturally, emphasizing gesture, expression, and shared movement.

Photographed at a pivotal moment in late-1960s cinema, when traditional Hollywood mythology was giving way to more authentic storytelling, this image resonates with collectors for its sincerity and emotional warmth. It stands as a visual counterpoint to the film’s outlaw mythology—revealing the genuine relationships that brought its characters to life.

Studio CT proudly presents this photograph as a limited-edition archival print, produced to museum standards to preserve its tonal depth, detail, and historical significance.

An essential work for collectors of classic Hollywood photography, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid memorabilia, or Lawrence Schiller’s behind-the-scenes imagery, this photograph is available for private viewing at Studio CT in Agoura Hills, California.

  • Photographer: Lawrence Schiller

  • Subjects: Paul Newman, Katharine Ross

  • Film:Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

  • Year: 1968–1969

  • Medium: Archival photographic print

  • Edition: Limited Edition

  • Presentation: Ready to hang

  • Framing: Custom framing available

  • Sizes: Multiple sizes available

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Framing Details
  • Our frames are made to order and handcrafted, ensuring quality and attention to detail.
  • CT Standard frames feature a sleek 1" face and a substantial 2.25" depth for a sophisticated touch.
  • Choose between classic white or timeless black finishes for your standard frame.
  • Opt for a straight fit or add an extra layer of elegance with a matted frame.
  • We prioritize preservation using 99% UV acrylic glass in our standard frames, filtering out 99% of harmful UV rays. (This ensures your artwork stays vibrant and protected over time.)
  • Artwork securely mounted on Kool Tack Acid-Free Foam Board for optimal preservation.
  • Expertly framed with a sturdy strainer frame and French wood cleat system for seamless hanging.
  • Includes acid-free foam spacers for added support and longevity
  • Don't see what you want? Explore our custom framing page for a truly unique touch, tailoring every aspect to your liking. 
Lawrence Schiller: Paul Newman teaching Katherine Ross how to ride a bicycle, a candid moment in black-and-white.

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