Geronimo 384 is one of ten screenprints from Andy Warhol’s Cowboys and Indians Complete Portfolio. Created in 1986, the portfolio centers around themes and figures of the Old West, exploring the folklore and imagination of the West prevalent in American culture. Aside from the portfolio surveying the themes and folklore connected with Western America, it additionally exemplifies Warhol’s fascination with the West. During Warhol’s adolescence, he would frequently watch western films. Later on, he would create two Western films of his own: Horse and Lonesome Cowboys. The portfolio portrays numerous notable figures reminiscent of the American west, such as Annie Oakley, Teddy Roosevelt, andGeneral Custer, juxtaposed against Native American symbols and figures.