Trilogy St II, 1986 serigraph by R.C. Gorman, represents State II of the semi-reclining figure series, with a Navajo woman tilted back in graceful repose, her dark hair bound and her pale white garment soft against warm skin tones. This second state shows refined tonal variations and line work compared to earlier iterations, demonstrating Gorman’s deliberate revisions across the printmaking sequence. The composition floats against a neutral background, emphasizing the intimacy of her inward gaze and relaxed posture. Prized by collectors pursuing comprehensive state progressions in Gorman’s 1980s serigraph work.
Serigraph, Original
Trilogy St II
1986 R.C. Gorman serigraph, State II — Trilogy, the semi-reclining Navajo woman refined with subtle tonal variations. Signed second-state collector serigraph.
SKU: trilogy-st-ii
Categories: Serigraph, Original
Tags: 1980s Gorman, 1986 Gorman, contemplative mood, gallery piece, Gorman serigraph, Native American art, Navajo woman, no landscape, R.C. Gorman, reclining figure, serigraph, signed original, Southwest fine art, tender mood, warm palette
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