Scarlett St II

Scarlett, State II, 2005, Lithograph by R.C. Gorman. This state variation presents the same seated figure in a distinctly different palette: she is now draped in an ethereal white garment accented with subtle orange and red contour lines that define her form and movement. Her long black hair frames her serene downward gaze, and the warm beige background provides gentle contrast. The artist’s expressive line work in red and orange creates a sense of vitality and rhythm across the white fabric. This state variation showcases Gorman’s technical mastery and his ability to transform a composition through minimal but deliberate color shifts. Essential for collectors who appreciate the full exploration of Gorman’s working process.