Joseph R. Vick – “Mule Might” – Limited Edition Framed Print (386/750, 2001, 12” x 16”)

This limited-edition pencil drawing reproduction by American artist Joseph R. Vick captures the raw strength and determination of farm life. Titled “Mule Might” (2001), the work portrays a pair of powerful mules straining forward under a farmer’s guidance — a scene that reflects both the grit of agricultural labor and the enduring partnership between man and beast.

The print is signed and numbered by the artist (386/750) and includes the reference Job 12:7–10, emphasizing Vick’s characteristic blending of Biblical inspiration with rural themes. Presented in a handsome handcrafted wooden frame (12” x 16”), the piece is ready to display and adds rustic Americana charm to any collection.

Joseph R. Vick is known for his detailed pencil drawings of farm life, mules, and draft horses, and his work is cherished particularly in the Southeastern United States. His limited editions are prized by collectors of equine and rural-themed art.