"Angelina's Shawl" by R.C. Gorman is a delicate and evocative painting that embodies the artist's signature style, which is heavily influenced by Native American culture. The piece features a seated woman, wrapped in a richly colored shawl with warm hues of orange, red, and blue, draping over her shoulders and flowing down her back. Her face is turned away from the viewer, adding an air of quiet contemplation and serenity.

Gorman, often referred to as the "Picasso of American Indian Art," was known for his fluid lines, soft textures, and elegant depictions of indigenous women, emphasizing their grace, strength, and connection to nature. This painting exemplifies his talent for capturing the timeless beauty and dignity of Native American women, using subtle shading and a harmonious color palette.

The artwork is framed in a simple wooden frame with a cream-colored mat, which complements the soft, organic tones of the piece. It reflects Gorman’s ability to portray intimacy and cultural heritage with a modern yet traditional aesthetic.

Medium: Lithograph

Dimensions: H35in L41in approx

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