Study for "Spruce Clearing" 1956

"Study for "Spruce Clearing"" (1956) by George Bunker is a collage artwork that utilizes various shades of brown and blue paper to represent a forest clearing. The artist is known for his abstract style and use of collage, which he employed to express a sense of depth and texture within the composition. The fragmented nature of the artwork hints at the artist's interest in the natural world and its inherent complexity. This work serves as a study for Bunker's larger painting, "Spruce Clearing."