Rare Artist Proof – "Brothers Of the Forest" by Robert Griffing – Signed & Limited to Only 95! (#45/95)

Own a piece of history with this exclusive artist proof lithograph of Brothers Of The Forest by renowned artist Robert Griffing. Known for his highly detailed and historically accurate depictions of 18th-century Native American and frontier life, Griffing’s artwork is sought after by collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

This stunning piece portrays three Iroquois warriors, highlighting their close relationship with the forest, which provided them with a distinct advantage over European settlers unfamiliar with woodland skills and war tactics..

Why This Piece Is Special:Extremely Limited – Only 95 artist proofs exist, and this is #45 in the edition.

Signed by Robert Griffing – A rare opportunity to own a signed lithograph from this celebrated artist.

Investment-Worthy – Griffing’s works are highly collectible and continue to appreciate in value.

Original Documentation Included – Comes with the original Robert Griffing's own Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) and large envelope originally sold with the piece .

Perfect Display Size – Print area: 18” W x 12.375” H ( 45.72 cm W × 31.43 cm H); Full page: 21” W x 16” H ( 53.34 cm W × 40.64 cm H).

A Must-Have for Art Collectors & History EnthusiastsWhether you’re a seasoned collector or looking for a unique, meaningful piece to display, this rare artist proof is a standout addition to any collection. Don’t miss your chance to own a signed, limited edition work from one of the most respected historical artists of our time!  Will ship flat, not rolled. 

Robert Griffing, born in 1940, began painting Native American and frontier-themed artwork in the early 1990s after retiring from a career in commercial illustration. His work focuses on the 18th century, depicting the lives of Eastern Woodland Native Americans and their interactions with European settlers.

Griffing has produced numerous paintings over the past few decades, with many of his most recognized works appearing in the 1990s and 2000s. His art continues to be widely collected, often released as limited edition prints.