Drawing for High Green I & II 1992

Richard Diebenkorn's "Drawing for High Green I & II" from 1992 is a pencil drawing on paper. It is a preliminary study for his "High Green" series of paintings, exploring color and composition. The drawing features geometric shapes and lines annotated with color notes, providing insight into Diebenkorn's creative process. The drawing shows a "ground plan" alongside handwritten notes including color names like "red oxide" and "indigo," alluding to his interest in the relationship between form and color in his work. The piece is indicative of Diebenkorn's fascination with abstraction and the relationship between color, space and form.