Navajo Women St I

Navajo Women St I is a 1980 lithograph by R.C. Gorman showcasing two figures wrapped in traditional Navajo blankets rendered in striking horizontal stripe patterns. The blankets display warm ochre, cream, and rust-red stripes that define the elegant forms beneath. Both women are positioned in intimate, introspective poses—one kneeling upright with shoulders drawn inward, the other folded forward in a gesture of repose. The soft violet and gray background creates a contemplative atmosphere. Gorman’s signature technique of emphasizing sculptural form through textile patterns demonstrates his mastery of the medium. An essential piece for collectors of Gorman lithographs and Southwest textiles.