In an attempt to elude their pursuers, the enemy selects high rocky ground. But while crossing a small stream, they leave their prints in the soft wash.

Upon release of this print, Griffing wrote, "18th century historians have given us detailed accounts of the Woodland Indians, their culture and their involvement in the eastern conflicts. But their true image has always eluded us. I hope that my attempt to accurately portray these people will create an awareness of a much neglected part of our heritage."

Seneca Scouts, released in 1991, is Griffing's first print of the Eastern Woodland Indian. The edition size is very low with only 225 signed and numbered prints and 25 artist proofs. It has been sold out for years.

Image Size: 15" x 24 1/2"
Edition Size: 225 signed and numbered paper prints
Sold out print