Sunset Woman

Sunset Woman, 1988, R.C. Gorman lithograph presents a profound portrait study of a Navajo woman in three-quarter profile against a rich deep red and maroon background that evokes twilight in the desert. She wears a magenta and pink blanket with a red undergarment, creating a symphony of warm tones that speak to enduring themes of beauty, resilience, and cultural continuity. The woman’s serene expression and composed bearing embody Gorman’s deep respect for his subjects. The saturated color palette and close framing create an intimate intensity that draws the viewer into the presence of this remarkable figure. An exceptional work for discerning collectors of authentic Southwest fine art.