This 1981 lithograph by the celebrated Navajo artist R.C. Gorman features a central female figure in a seated, contemplative pose, a hallmark of his "Picasso of American Indian Artists" style. The work is characterized by fluid, minimalist lines and a soft, textured background that emphasizes the sculptural quality of the subject. The piece is marked "A/P" (Artist's Proof) in the lower right, indicating it is from a small, premier run outside the standard numbered edition. It is hand-signed and dated in the lower left corner and features a deckled edge visible through the float mount.

Details

• Medium: Lithograph on paper

• Dimensions: H: 32 in x L: 40 in

• Edition: Artist's Proof (A/P)

• Signature: Hand-signed "R.C. Gorman" and dated "1981" lower left

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