A bold acrylic composition from R.C. Gorman, A-zay Medicine presents a robed Native woman curled in a protective, almost fetal repose, her dramatic emerald-green blanket reading as a single sculpted mass against an expansive cobalt-blue field. A pale lavender underblanket spills beneath her, balancing the saturated greens and blues and anchoring her exposed foot in the lower-left corner. The dark hair drawn into a low knot, tied with a rose-pink band, echoes the collector’s hallmark profile Gorman is famous for, while the pared-down palette and weight of the figure give the piece a modern, meditative gravity. A striking statement work for collectors of Southwest fine art, Navajo art, and mid-to-late-career Gorman originals, this acrylic is ideal for contemporary gallery walls where its shape and color can command the room.
Acrylic, Original
A-zay Medicine
R.C. Gorman original acrylic — a robed Navajo woman wrapped in a sculpted emerald blanket against cobalt blue. Bold, meditative color-block statement piece.
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