Offered here is “Killer Whale,” an original limited edition print by Dick Estelle, pencil signed and dated 1975, numbered 95/150. The striking black and white composition captures the powerful graphic style associated with the Indigenous art traditions of the Pacific Northwest Coast and remains one of Estelle’s most recognizable subjects.

Dick Estelle was an artist closely associated with Alaska and the Pacific Northwest during the 1970s, creating works inspired by the rich visual traditions of the region. His prints have remained collectible for their bold graphic presentation and connection to Northwest Coast imagery.

This example remains in its original vintage frame and presents beautifully. It would make an excellent addition to a collection of Northwest Coast, Alaska, Pacific Northwest, wildlife, or vintage graphic art.

Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. There is some faint rippling to the paper that can be seen under certain lighting angles, but it has remained framed for decades and still displays very well. I have photographed this so prospective buyers can evaluate it for themselves. No tears or obvious damage to the artwork were noted. Pictures are part of the condition reporting and should be considered part of the description.

The original vintage frame measures approximately 19½” x 19½” overall, creating an impressive display-ready presentation.

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