Seated Woman 1967

Richard Diebenkorn's "Seated Woman" (1967) is a striking example of his signature "Ocean Park" style, which emerged from his exploration of abstract and representational forms. While the figure is rendered with simplified lines and muted colors, the vibrant blue and green tones create a sense of depth and space, characteristic of the artist's later works. The painting's abstract elements, particularly the chair, are visually prominent, showcasing Diebenkorn's fascination with geometric shapes and spatial relationships. This captivating artwork embodies Diebenkorn's unique artistic language, blending figurative elements with abstract expressionist influences.