Anaba St I

Anaba St I is a 1979 R.C. Gorman lithograph of a Navajo woman seated low, one leg extended, gazing upward with quiet strength. She wears a softly draped cream-white blouse and a tomato-red skirt whose brush-textured folds anchor the composition, with long braided hair, a blue teardrop earring, and delicately articulated hands and bare feet that reveal Gorman’s drawing fluency. The warm taupe ground and minimal shading keep the focus entirely on the figure. Released in an edition of 155 (approx. 30 x 22 in.), Anaba St I is a defining late-1970s Gorman lithograph and a foundational piece for collectors of Navajo women portraits, classic Gorman editions, and Southwest fine art.