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FN Navajo Rug

1981 R.C. Gorman acrylic — a Navajo woman in a blue-purple headwrap reclines on a zigzag-patterned blanket in ochre, tan, and cream. Weaving heritage, signed one-of-a-kind original.

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Acrylic Paintings: An original painting medium known for vivid color, layered surfaces, and crisp visual structure.

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FN Navajo Rug, 1981, a sophisticated composition by R.C. Gorman presenting a reclining Navajo woman with blue-purple head wrapping positioned on a richly patterned geometric blanket in warm earth tones of ochre, tan, and cream. The woman’s relaxed pose and the intricate woven pattern create a dialogue between the human figure and the cultural textiles that define Navajo identity. Gorman’s understanding of traditional weaving patterns is evident in the careful rendering of the zigzag and striped designs. The warm palette and intimate scale create an inviting, warm mood. A celebration of Navajo material culture and feminine grace.

Dimensions 48 × 27 in
Edition

12

Release Year

1981

Medium

Acrylic

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