In R.C. Gorman’s “Chili Fiesta,” spicy peppers warm the face and surroundings of a Native American woman. Raised in a traditional Navajo hogan during the Depression, Gorman (1932 – 2005) drew in sand, mud, and on rocks before he was acclaimed worldwide for his fluid paintings of Native American women. Often called “the Picasso of Indian art,” the artist was strongly influenced by the works of Diego Rivera.

This high-quality art print is expertly produced to capture the vivid color and exceptional detail of the original.