Oscar Bluemner Prints – Buildings, Trees & Intense Colour
Oscar Bluemner prints turn buildings, industrial places and trees into bold arrangements of colour. Bright reds, deep blues and simplified forms can make an ordinary structure the focus of the landscape. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside abstract art and colourful prints.
The industrial town as a colour structure
Jersey Silkmills gathers red and yellow buildings between dark ground and a blue sky. Chimneys, roofs and repeated windows remain recognisable within the strong geometric arrangement. Other town and factory subjects vary the density of structures and the amount of surrounding land.
A small tree against larger forms
Young Tree in Red Courtyard places bright branches before tall dark and red areas, with a pale sky above. The tree remains central despite the weight of the surrounding buildings. Browse architectural art for other relationships between buildings and open ground.
Snow as a contrasting surface
Snow and Glow sets a red building beside broad pale shapes and darker curves. The strong divisions make the winter subject feel constructed from colour as much as observed outdoors. Other works introduce sunset, water and rural buildings, offering further ways to compare place with colour.
Related artists and collections
Compare buildings in George Ault and Charles Demuth, and natural forms in Arthur Dove. Our abstract collection and colourful wall art provide wider comparisons of simplified form and strong contrast.
Read more in our guide to Oscar Bluemner.












































