Horse print on bright background, 37/40 by Carl Gorman (1907-1998). Gorman was one of the original Navajo code talkers. He was a trailblazer for generations of young Native American artists. He dedicated his time and energy to the careers of others and because of this he did not spend a great deal of time painting and drawing. His son, RC Gorman, went on to become a well-known Native American and New Mexico resident. Gorman rendering of horses, the way the heads are held, and the legs are placed, was done in a way that shows he spent a great deal of time around animals. 30 x 22 inches. Date: 1981, State: Arizona