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Roger Willie: Running with the Pack Print | 21/200 | Very Good, Never Framed

Roger Willie: Running with the Pack Print | 21/200 | Very Good, Never Framed

SKU: LEP-RWILLIE-RUNNINGWITHPACK-21

Roger Willie: Running with the Pack Print | 21/200 | Very Good, Never Framed

 

Technical Details

  • Artist: Roger Willie

  • Title: Running with the Pack

  • Edition: Limited Edition

  • Edition Number: 21/200

  • Signatures: Hand-signed by the artist in pencil

  • Medium: Fine Art Lithograph

  • Publisher: Unknown

  • Year Published: 1998

  • Image Size: 7"h x 23"w

  • Paper Size: 13"h x 26"w

  • Condition: Very Good (Pristine color registry, crisp edges, completely free of tape, UV exposure, or previous matting; has been stored flat in a climate-controlled archive).

 

Description of the Artwork

"Running with the Pack" is a compelling visual narrative that exemplifies Roger Willie's masterful handling of perspective, movement, and natural themes. Created using the traditional planographic printing method of lithography, the artwork features a panoramic composition that emphasizes the vastness of the landscape and the kinetic energy of a wild pack in motion.

The low profile and elongated aspect ratio ($7"\text{h} \times 23"\text{w}$) create an immersive, cinematic field of view. Willie's draftsmanship utilizes organic lines and a carefully balanced palette to depict the synergy between the subjects and their rugged environment. The interplay of light and shadow showcases the technical skill required of stone or plate lithography, isolating the raw power and instinctual unity of the animal kingdom.

 

Artist Biography

Roger Willie is a renowned contemporary Native American artist and actor, perhaps most widely recognized on the global stage for his prominent role alongside Nicolas Cage in the 2002 World War II feature film Windtalkers, which honored the historic legacy of the Navajo Code Talkers. Deeply rooted in his Navajo (Diné) heritage, Willie’s fine art practice spans decades, utilizing printmaking, drawing, and painting to preserve and communicate the rich oral histories, symbolic wildlife, and environmental landscapes of the American Southwest. His artwork is highly regarded for its cultural authenticity, technical precision, and soulful connection to the natural world.

 

Provenance and Authentication

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 is new and has never been framed.

 

Inquiry & Shipping

  • Shipping: Ships rolled in a shipping tube and well protected.

  • Inquiries: Please contact SecondMoonshot for high-resolution images of the art, edition numbering, and documentation.

  • Framing available upon request.

    $275.00Price
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