Leonard Peltier's art reflects his Native American heritage and activism. Using symbols of Indigenous identity, spirituality, and social struggles, his paintings express resilience, and the fight for Native rights, offering culturally significant work that invites engagement with Indigenous stories and histories.

Painting of a Native American woman standing next to a horse, with leafless purple trees in the background.
A painting of a woman in a blue outfit and wide-brimmed hat, standing outside in front of a house, with a chain hanging from her neck attached to a weight.
A painting of a person with long black hair and a red skirt riding a large horse. The scene has a fiery, smoky background with dark and bright colors.
Painting of a young woman with braided hair, wearing traditional clothing and a feathered headdress, against a red background.
Painting of a man in a brown cap, blue jacket, red shirt, and beige pants sitting on a metal container against a red brick wall, holding a cane in his right hand and a smartphone in his left.
Painting of a woman with long dark hair wearing a denim shirt and ornate jewelry against a purple background.