Emma Rose

Emma Rose, 1995 Lithograph by R.C. Gorman. A striking portrait of a Navajo woman shown from behind, her distinctive face in serene profile as she gazes downward in quiet contemplation. She wears a voluminous hot pink draped cloth that flows dramatically across her shoulders and body, creating sculptural folds and movement. Set against a deep cobalt blue background, the contrasting vibrant magenta and cool blue palette creates a powerful visual statement. Gorman’s masterful use of color and form captures both the elegance and quiet dignity of his subject. A stunning gallery piece that exemplifies his signature style of portraiture and his ability to convey emotion through bold color choices. Essential for collectors of Gorman lithographs, Southwest figurative art, and contemporary Native American fine art.