Abiquiu Rainstorm

Abiquiu Rainstorm is a 1985 R.C. Gorman lithograph that captures the quiet drama of a New Mexico high-desert storm. A solitary Navajo woman stands in a coral-pink rebozo and sun-gold fringed skirt, her profile lifted toward a red-rock mesa dotted with sage-green chamisa. A single bolt of lightning cracks from a lavender sky behind the cliffs, bathing the landscape in the cool-to-warm gradient Gorman was celebrated for. Released as part of a 200-piece edition (approx. 40 x 30 in.), this print blends Navajo cultural reverence for weather and land with Gorman’s signature soft contours, making it a sought-after piece for Southwest art collectors, Abiquiu and Georgia O’Keeffe country admirers, and anyone drawn to New Mexico landscape art. A centerpiece-worthy work for living rooms, offices, and gallery walls.