This striking Native American art print features a dynamic horse with flowing white mane and tail against a moody, cloud-filled sky. Signed by artist Frank Vigil, an Apache artist born in 1922 on the Jicarilla Apache Reservation, this piece captures the spirit and movement of the horse with bold lines and earthy tones. The print measures approximately 6 inches square, matted within a larger 10x10 inch textured mat board. Frank Vigil was a self-taught artist who gained recognition through exhibits at the Philbrook Art Center, De Young Museum, and the New Mexico State Fair. His work reflects his Apache heritage and has been showcased across the United States, including Alaska. The print comes with an original label from Tewa Prints and Notes in Santa Fe, New Mexico, detailing Vigil's background and artistic achievements, adding to its collectible value. A fine example of mid-20th century Native American art, this print is ideal for collectors of Southwestern art or equine-themed artwork.