The R.C. Gorman Floria charcuterie board brings one of the artist’s garden-bright portraits to the table. A woman sits cross-legged, head tilted skyward, in a pink top and turquoise skirt while stylized flowers — pink, red, and green — bloom around her. The artist’s red signature accents the composition.
It is a serving piece that keeps the tabletop light: the florals frame cheeses, appetizers, or desserts in color, and the painterly palette suits spring and summer entertaining. As with the rest of the gallery’s gift merchandise, it reproduces Gorman’s imagery on a functional object rather than serving as an original artwork.
Pair it with the Floria ornament for a coordinated gift, or give it to hosts who love Southwestern art and garden color in their entertaining.
