Sora

Sora, 1981, R.C. Gorman woodblock. A seated figure is depicted from behind, wrapped in a cool blue fabric that dominates the composition. The woodblock technique creates bold graphic impact with crisp black contour lines framing the pale blue drapery. The pose suggests vulnerability and quiet contemplation, with the back view allowing the viewer to project emotion onto the covered form. The minimal palette of blue, cream, and black emphasizes the drape and fold of the textiles. A powerful work capturing inner quietude. A significant addition for collectors of Gorman woodblocks, Southwest fine art, and Native American prints.