Miller 22

"Miller 22" <>Miller 22" by Richard Diebenkorn (1951) exemplifies his early shift from Abstract expressionism toward Abstract art. Created using canvas and oil paints, the work features bold, gestural brushstrokes and dynamic compositions characteristic of Diebenkorn's exploration of visual emotion. This piece reflects his engagement with abstract forms before he moved on to his renowned Ocean Park series. The painting's vibrant yet restrained palette and lyrical gestures demonstrate his mastery in capturing abstracted imagery rooted in emotion and spontaneity, marking a significant phase in his artistic development.