Which 1919 Georgia O'Keeffe painting is named for two contrasting colors and uses abstract musical forms?

Georgia O'Keeffe’s 1919 painting named for two contrasting colors and using abstract musical forms is Blue and Green Music.

The work belongs to O'Keeffe’s early abstract period, when she explored how lines, shapes, and colors could suggest sensations without depicting a recognizable object. Its title connects visual rhythm with music, a recurring idea in discussions of her early work.

O'Keeffe made the painting in oil on canvas. Rather than illustrating a particular song, it uses curving and angular forms to create a sense of movement and harmony through color. This is why the work is better understood as an abstraction than as a literal musical scene.

Several of O'Keeffe’s early titles mention music or color, so they are easy to mix up. Blue and Green Music is distinct from Music, Pink and Blue No. 2 and from later paintings whose titles describe flowers or landscapes.