1931 - 2005

R.C. Gorman, Navajo artist, rose to prominence in the early 1970s with the emergence of the so-called "New Indian Art Movement." His simple, yet often elegant, oil pastel drawings of women, not to mention his flamboyant personality and flair for self-promotion, soon gained him national attention and a popular following. Gorman is primarily known for his original lithographs, the backbone of his market, the majority of which have been published by Western Graphics Workshop. Other media in which he has worked include oil and acrylic painting, intaglio, serigraphy, ceramics, bronze sculpture and paper casting. Numerous posters and books have been published on the artist.

Suggested Retail Prices - R.C. Gorman Graphics

Young Navajo Woman 
Lithograph  Bon a Tirer
22" x 30" 
$10,000.00

Untitled  
Lino cut  
8.5" x 5.5" 
$3,500.00

Navajo Weaver  
Lithograph  
25" x 34" 
$3,400.00

Homage to Spider Woman II  
Lithograph  
15" x 22" 
$2,500.00

Untitled 
Lino cut
10.5" x 5" 
$3,500.00

Woman from San Juan 
Lithograph
26" x 36" 
$3,500.00

Rosa 
Oil Pastel on Paper
13" x 17" 
$3,800.00

Pueblo Jar 
Oil Pastel on Paper
29" x 38" 
$10,000.00

Gracias  
Lithograph  
24" x 32"
41/75 
$5,500.00

Red Peppers

Oil Pastel on Paper

36" x 27 3/4"

$6,500.00

Lightning Blanket 
Lithograph  
24" x 32"
2/200
$3,000.00

Bead Maker

The entire set of "Progressive Proofs" for Bead Maker

which was featured in R.C. GORMAN: The Graphic Works,

is now available. There are 24 separate lithographs in the set.

Attention Gorman Collectors!

Do you need a new dust jacket for your copy of "R.C. GORMAN: The Graphic Works"? Western Graphics has a limited number of new dust jackets available at $35.00 each. Don't miss this opportunity to make your copy of "R.C. GORMAN: The Graphic Works", the most comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book ever published on Gorman's work, look likenew again.