R.C. Gorman created Navajo Woman with Pears in 1977 in an edition of 90 — a stone lithograph from the gallery’s collection. Stone lithograph was the medium of Gorman’s most celebrated editions — drawn on limestone, printed by hand, and prized by collectors for its painterly line.
The piece is catalogued by the gallery with the details shown above, and its imagery reflects the themes collectors associate with Gorman’s work — the draped figure, the desert light, and the quiet dignity of his subjects. Framed simply behind glass, a stone lithograph holds its presence in living rooms, hallways, and gallery walls. It suits collections focused on stone lithograph work by R.C. Gorman and makes a grounded acquisition for collectors of Southwestern art and Native American fine art.
Questions about this piece — condition, framing, or display — are welcome; the gallery team is happy to help.
