R.C. Gorman created Seated Navajo Woman in 1964, a acrylic held in the gallery’s celebrated catalog. In acrylic, Gorman worked in confident planes of color — original paintings with the bold presence that defines his gallery-scale works.
Gorman’s gallery catalog spans prints, drawings, sculpture, and ceramics, and this work sits within that celebrated tradition. An original acrylic anchors a wall on its own, holding the room with saturated color. For collectors building around R.C. Gorman originals and fine editions — or the broader tradition of Southwestern art — this acrylic is a natural fit.
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