Which Georgia O'Keeffe painting was inspired by music and completed around 1921?

Blue and Green Music is the Georgia O'Keeffe painting inspired by music and completed around 1921.

Blue and Green Music uses flowing bands of color and curved forms to suggest movement, rhythm, and sound without depicting a literal musical instrument. O'Keeffe completed the work around 1921, during a period when she was exploring how abstract visual forms could communicate sensations.

The painting reflects her interest in translating one kind of experience into another. Rather than illustrating a particular song, it presents color and shape as equivalents for musical feeling. This approach connects O'Keeffe with wider modernist experiments in abstraction and synesthesia.

The title is important because O'Keeffe produced many works dominated by blue, green, red, or other colors. Blue and Green Music should not be confused with her flower paintings, landscapes, or the similarly color-focused titles in her broader body of work.