Woman from Tubac

Woman from Tubac, 1977 lithograph by R.C. Gorman, presents a figure in contemplative profile with her back to the viewer, her dark hair swept up in a voluminous bun rendered in charcoal and ink. The artist employs minimalist line work to suggest the graceful curve of her shoulders and kneeling pose against a cream ground. Gorman’s distinctive technique captures both physical form and emotional restraint, a hallmark of his figurative studies. Essential for collectors of classic Gorman lithographs and Southwest fine art.