Robert Griffing: I Have Something To Say Canvas Print | 235/950 | Near Mint
Robert Griffing: I Have Something To Say | 235/950 Canvas Print | Near Mint Never Framed
Technical Details
Artist: Robert Griffing
Title: I Have Something To Say
Medium: Limited Edition Lithograph on Canvas
Dimensions: 20"h x 16"w (Canvas size)
Year Published: 1998
Edition Number: 235/950
Publisher: Paramount Press, Inc.
Condition: Near Mint, Never Framed — Minor signs of shelf wear, nothing major worth noting, see Condition Report. No COA present, but no concerns about authenticity given source.
Description of the Artwork
"I Have Something To Say" is a powerful tribute to the oratory traditions of the Eastern Woodland nations. In Native American society of the 18th century, the spoken word was the primary vessel for history, law, and spiritual tradition. The title refers to the phrase "N’petalogalgun," used by the Lenape or Delaware people to begin a formal address.
Robert Griffing captures the intense focus and respect given to the speaker, rendered with his trademark historical precision. From the specific patterns of the trade blankets to the intricate beadwork and facial tattoos, every element is grounded in exhaustive research. This canvas lithograph edition by Paramount Press offers a rich, textured surface that beautifully replicates the depth of Griffing's original oil painting.
Artist Bio: Robert Griffing
Robert Griffing is the preeminent painter of the Eastern Frontier. Growing up in western Pennsylvania, Griffing developed a deep appreciation for the 18th-century history of the Great Lakes and Eastern Woodlands. His work is celebrated for its ability to illuminate a pivotal era of American history often overshadowed by Western frontier narratives. Griffing is a recipient of the "Artist of Distinction" award from the Eiteljorg Museum and his work is a cornerstone for collectors of colonial-era and Native American art.
Provenance and Authenticity
We provide a 100% Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity for this work. This print was acquired from a retired North Carolina frame shop in February/March 2026; it is new and has never been framed.
Inquiry & Shipping
Shipping: Ships flat.
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Framing: Framing available upon request.

