Singing Women St II

Singing Women, State II (1981), by R.C. Gorman, presents two Navajo women in back-to-back configuration, both with heads tilted skyward in attitudes of joyous song and spiritual expression. One wears vibrant coral-orange while the other is dressed in magenta pink, their dark hair flowing freely. The textured atmospheric background, rendered in warm and cool tones of purple, blue, coral, and pink, creates an almost visionary quality surrounding the figures. The intimate proximity of the two women emphasizes sisterhood and shared celebration. This state variation offers collectors the opportunity to appreciate subtle printing variations of this powerful lithograph. Ideal for serious collectors of Gorman’s figurative works.