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Woman with Apples (30×38 signed & numbered signed & numbered lithograph on paper)

$1,900

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Woman with Apples by artist RC Gorman is an hand-signed & numbered limited edition stone lithograph print on heavy Arches paper.

  • Print Number 49/200
  • Mint Condition – Never Framed – No Fading
  • Stored in flat file to eliminate UV exposure
  • Certificate of Authenticity included
  • Free Shipping (continental US only)
About Woman with Apples

A stunning print with vibrant color of a Navajo woman next to a bowl of apples.

Please Note

All RC Gorman lithos are “bleed images” meaning they have no margins. The printing comes all the way to the deckled edge of the paper and should be “floated” under conservation UV glass when framed, to avoid fading.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (1931-2005) was a Navajo Indian artist who helped bring Native American culture and history into the mainstream of American art. Drawing on desert rocks from the time he was 5, Gorman became one of the most well known and recognized painters of the Southwest. His stone lithographs, containing rich color and crisp lines, remain some of the highest quality prints ever produced.

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About this artist

R. C. Gorman 1931-2005 Hand signed limited edition color lithographs
Rudolph Carl Gorman was a Navajo Indian artist who helped bring Native American culture and the mystical southwest desert landscape into the mainstream of American art. Using traditional stone lithography and pastel as his primary medium, Gorman’s colorful depictions of Navajo women are usually combined with a somewhat surreal and tranquil desert landscape that is very soothing and inviting. Featuring an incredibly beautiful and subtle melding of rich colors, these are some of the nicest quality stone lithograph prints available. The artist has had two books on his artwork published and has a long and interesting history.
R. C. Gorman Artist Biography
Born in 1931 in Chinle, Arizona, RC Gorman was raised in a traditional Navajo dwelling made of wood and mud. Gorman’s grandmother, who lived with the family, was a major influence in his life and his decision to become an artist. She would tell him all the Navajo legends and immersed him the stories and history of his ancestors. Gorman would draw images in the dirt and on nearby rocks while his family tended to their sheep in the surrounding desert canyons. Gorman continued drawing and developed as an artist throughout his school years. After high school he served in the US Navy, and then went on to Northern Arizona University, where he studied art. He then entered the art program at Mexico City College after receiving a scholarship from the Navajo Tribal Council. It was here that he learned how to make traditional stone lithographs. In 1968, Gorman opened a gallery in Taos, where he began to develop a following and exposed his work to a broad range of people. By the time of his death in 2005, He had participated in close to 100 solo exhibition of his work in galleries and museums around the United States and the world. If you enjoy the landscape and culture of Southwestern U.S. Gorman’s artwork is a must see. We have one of the largest selections of RC Gorman signed limited edition lithograph prints for sale to be found anywhere. Please contact us at our art gallery in Massachusetts if you would like more information.

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