Pueblo

Pueblo, 1982, a lithograph by R.C. Gorman, depicts four Navajo women gathered before a monumental adobe pueblo structure under an expansive desert sky. Each figure wraps herself in blankets of contrasting hues: soft lavender, cream, coral-pink, and deep indigo, creating a striking visual symphony of warm and cool tones. The women sit grounded on tan earth while the pueblo rises behind them in terra-cotta adobe blocks with geometric window openings, bathed in golden light. Gorman captures both architectural monumentality and human-scale intimacy, transforming an everyday gathering into a meditation on community and cultural continuity. Essential for collectors of significant Southwest lithographs.