Pomo

Pomo by R.C. Gorman, 1985, a sensually rendered lithograph celebrating the female form in repose. The woman reclines in a pale lavender slip or undergarment, her body glowing against the neutral ground. Warm amber and ochre accents highlight the torso and limbs, creating volume and depth. Her dark hair and serene expression evoke both classical figure studies and contemporary portraiture. The composition demonstrates Gorman’s refined understanding of the human body and his ability to convey intimate presence through restraint. An essential work for collectors of figurative art, Southwest fine art lithographs, and anyone valuing the timeless tradition of figure studies.