Picuris

Picuris by R.C. Gorman, 1972, a delicate lithograph rendered in confident black ink line work. The composition features five Navajo women gathered together, each wrapped in traditional blankets and shawls, their faces rendered with expressive simplicity. The group conveys intimacy, conversation, and shared community. Gorman’s characteristic economy of line captures personality and emotion in each gesture. Against the warm cream ground, the dark ink creates striking contrast and visual rhythm. A celebratory exploration of female companionship and cultural identity. Essential for collectors of Gorman lithographs, figurative Native American art, and works on paper.