Trilogy I St I

Trilogy I St I, 1986 serigraph by R.C. Gorman, captures a kneeling Navajo woman in serene contemplation. Her graceful profile displays the artist’s signature delicate linework, with dark hair arranged in a traditional bun contrasting softly against her pale complexion. She wears a simple white garment that drapes fluidly around her form, the composition set against a warm cream background that emphasizes the intimacy of the pose. This State I iteration exemplifies Gorman’s mastery of the serigraph medium, showcasing subtle variations in tone and his profound ability to convey spiritual presence through minimalist representation. A must-have for serious Gorman lithograph and Southwest fine art collectors seeking state variations and early works.