Mexican Wolf Sentry Patrolling

Collection: Wolves, Coyotes and Foxes

Mexican Wolf Sentry Patrolling — wildlife photography print by Lynn Starnes

Five wild Mexican wolves (four males and one pregnant female) were captured alive in Mexico from 1977 to 1980 and used to start a captive breeding program. The Mexican wolf is also known as lobo Mexicano or "lobo."

Fine art prints from $19.35 to $37.35 — available on canvas, acrylic and aluminium.

Photographed by Lynn Starnes. Every print is produced to order on museum-quality materials.

Print options and pricing

Canvas

Printed on artist-grade cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. The surface is matte and non-reflective, so it holds up on a wall facing a window.

  • 12" x 8" — $19.35

Acrylic

Face-mounted behind optical-quality acrylic. The acrylic deepens color and adds visible depth, and suits images built on bright highlights — snow, water, ice.

  • 12" x 8" — $37.35

Metal (aluminium)

Dye-sublimated into an aluminium panel. Colors stay luminous and blacks stay deep, with a slight sheen that suits high-contrast images.

  • 12" x 8" — $29.85

View print options and pricing · How to choose between canvas, metal and acrylic

Shipping, returns and licensing

Prints are produced to order in the United States and dispatched from Columbus, Ohio or Phoenix, Arizona. See shipping and returns for delivery times and the damage-report window.

This photograph is available for editorial, press and commercial licensing — see image licensing and copyright.

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