Which Georgia O'Keeffe painting was inspired by the view from her Abiquiú house and shows a black door?

Georgia O'Keeffe's Black Door with Red was inspired by the view from her Abiquiú house and shows a black door.

The painting belongs to O'Keeffe's late New Mexico work, in which architectural details became powerful subjects in their own right. She was fascinated by the simple black door in the wall of her Abiquiú home and painted it repeatedly from different viewpoints and with changing arrangements of surrounding shapes.

The doorway was not merely a decorative feature. O'Keeffe described it as something she had to paint because she passed it every day and found its form compelling. Its stark geometry contrasts with the weathered adobe surfaces around it.

This subject differs from the courtyard door at her Ghost Ranch home, which is associated with another well-known residence. The Abiquiú door became one of the clearest examples of how O'Keeffe turned a familiar domestic detail into a monumental image.