Study for a Painting 1929

"Study for a Painting" is a pencil drawing on paper created in 1929 by Oscar F. Bluemner. The work appears to be a preparatory study for a larger painting. The composition consists of abstract geometric shapes and forms that resemble buildings and foliage. This work demonstrates the artist's interest in Cubist and Expressionist styles. The drawing features a sense of depth and perspective, suggesting a cityscape with tall structures and trees, showcasing Bluemner's unique approach to abstract landscape.