R.C. Gorman's "Squash Blossom" (57/75) is a serene and striking limited-edition lithograph that captures a moment of rest, pride, and cultural richness. Seated in elegant repose, the Navajo woman gazes skyward, wrapped in the soft gradient of a lavender dusk, her flowing dress echoing the curves of nature. Before her lies a bounty of squash blossoms in vivid reds, greens, and golds - symbols of sustenance, beauty, and heritage. The framing enhances its quiet power, offering a refined contrast to the piece's softness. With only 75 editions in the world, this signed and numbered work is a rare gem for collectors of Gorman's timeless celebration of Native identity and feminine strength.