Sleeping Woman

Sleeping Woman, 1975, R.C. Gorman lithograph. A contemplative study of rest and repose, rendered in subtle sepia and cream tones. The figure is shown curled inward in a protective, fetal position, her form emerging from shadows of brown and charcoal. The intimacy of the pose conveys vulnerability and peaceful solitude, with delicate line work defining the contours of face, arms, and body. Gorman explores the human form at rest, a moment of quiet retreat. A masterwork for serious collectors of Gorman lithographs, Southwest fine art, and Native American figurative prints.