Burgess Roye 16 x 28 Historical Photographic Reproduction Of Jailhouse Art 1976-

The seven one-of-a-kind works by Burgess (born Oct 30, 1944, in White Eagle, Oklahoma) and Paladine Roye (born Dec 8, 1946, also in White Eagle), painted directly on the walls of the old jail and courthouse in Enid, Oklahoma, are gems from two Native American artists for the Jail, the city of Enid, and the State of Oklahoma and truly national treasures deserving to be curated and preserved for future generations. See the story on ronbaileyphotography.com


Unless you were incarcerated or worked there prior to 2005, you have never seen most of them, let alone heard anything about them.

We were given permission by the copyright holders to make historically accurate, photographic reproductions of the 'Jailhouse Art'. These prints are color accurate, and match the artwork on the jail walls perfectly.

The paper used for the prints is the Hahnemühle German Etching, which is a traditional mold-made copperplate printing paper.

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