Titled "Canyon Harvest", monumental artist's proof serigraph in colors, depicting three female Native American seated figures holding ears of corn, 1984. This large scale work is unnumbered, the E.P.I. likely stands for 'epreuve d’imprimeur', which typically signifies a print kept by the printmaker.
R.C. Gorman has won numerous awards over the years. Harvard University recognized Gorman for notable contributions to American art and Native American culture. Gorman was the only living artist included in Masterworks from the Museum of the American Indian, a 1973 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  The Metropolitan bought both Gorman drawings included in the exhibition, and the New York Times dubbed Gorman "the Picasso of American Indian art. 
Overall size: 45 x 65 in. 
Sight size: 39 x 59 in. 
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