Tamara St II

Tamara St II, 1986, Lithograph by R.C. Gorman. This tender portrait captures a Navajo mother cradling an infant in her arms in a gesture of protection and love. Rendered in luminous cobalt blue and cream tones, the composition emphasizes the gentle curve of the mother’s embrace and her serene expression. The figure’s traditional dress and graceful pose celebrate the profound bond between mother and child. The monumental scale of the blanket and the delicate handling of light create an intimate yet monumental feeling. A must-have acquisition for collectors of Gorman lithographs, mother and child imagery, and Native American figurative art.