Vine Wood
- Artist
- Agnes Lawrence Pelton
- Date
- 1913
- Style
- Post-impressionism
- Genre
- Figurative
"Vine Wood" by Agnes Lawrence Pelton exemplifies her evolution from Post-impressionism-inspired styles to her later abstract works rooted in spirituality. The painting features organic, intertwining forms reminiscent of vines and wood, blending her fascination with nature and mysticism. Pelton’s oeuvre includes figurative portraits of Pueblo Native Americans and desert landscapes, yet "Vine Wood" reflects her abstract phase with vibrant, dreamlike textures. As a modernist artist, her work across themes captures her deep engagement with spiritual beliefs and the natural world, highlighting her unique contribution to American abstract art.
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