Navajo Women St II

Navajo Women St II, a 1980 Gorman lithograph, represents a state variation of his iconic double-figure composition featuring two women enveloped in traditional Navajo textiles. The blankets reveal warm ochre, cream, and burnt sienna horizontal stripes that emphasize the sculptural curves of the seated and kneeling figures. Against a soft violet-gray field, their poses convey intimate connection and shared reverie. This state version differs subtly in tonal emphasis from State I, showing Gorman’s deliberate refinement of his artistic vision through the lithographic process. Highly sought by collectors of Gorman prints, Navajo textile traditions, and Native American fine art.