Georgia O’Keeffe corn print, Corn No. 2 Botanical Art

Corn becomes a wall piece when the view moves this close. This Georgia O’Keeffe corn print centers Corn No. 2 from 1924, a vertical American modernist composition where green leaves fold over themselves with yellow heat and violet-gray edges. It reads less like farm subject matter and more like plant architecture.

The image works because the crop is tight. An O’Keeffe art print this green can pull a plain room away from beige without shouting; the color is strong, but the shapes stay slow and controlled. For buyers looking beyond the usual flower, this botanical art print has a sharper, leafier bite.

The Georgia O’Keeffe corn print built from leaf, curve, and color

• What you’re looking at: Corn No. 2 is shown from above, with wide corn leaves curling outward from a tight center. The emerald and blue-green fields are cut by yellow flashes and soft violet background notes, giving this Georgia O’Keeffe corn print its push-pull rhythm.
• Print quality: 200 GSM museum-grade matte paper with fade-resistant archival inks. Matte stock helps the green layers stay rich while the pale violet gaps and yellow leaf ridges keep their separation under glass.
• Seven sizes: 9×11″ to 24×36″, all cut to standard frame dimensions. No custom cuts needed. Prefer digital? Download at $3.90 — 300 DPI, PDF and JPG.
• Made for: O’Keeffe collectors, gardeners with clean taste, and anyone building a nature-led wall around a botanical art print rather than a generic floral.

Where This Works Best

Use this O’Keeffe art print where green can carry the room: a white dining nook, a calm bedroom with linen bedding, or a work corner that needs color without noise. A slim natural-oak frame keeps the leaf forms warm; matte black makes the yellows feel sharper. It pairs well with Georgia O’Keeffe flower work, abstract leaf studies, and other American modernist botanical pieces.

Common Questions

Is MerchFuse connected to the artist’s estate?
No. This is fan-inspired artwork. MerchFuse is not affiliated with or authorized by any photographer, estate, label, or rights holder.

Why does the corn subject look almost abstract?
O’Keeffe enlarged and tightened the view until the leaves act like shapes first and crops second. That is why the print feels closer to American modernism than a normal plant study.

Will the green feel too strong in a small room?
At 9×11″ or 11×14″, it reads as a color accent. At 18×24″ and above, the green becomes the main visual note, so keep nearby decor quieter.

Why pick Corn No. 2 over a flower print?
The leaf structure gives you O’Keeffe’s close-looking style without the more common blossom image. It is a cleaner choice for buyers who want a botanical subject with more edge.

Explore More

Build the wall around Georgia O’Keeffe posters, or pair this green composition with the larger white-flower scale of the Jimson Weed art print.

Materials & Shipping

MerchFuse prints this piece on 200 GSM museum-grade matte paper using fade-resistant archival inks. Physical orders are produced in 3–5 business days, packed for transit, and covered by a 30-day return window for damaged or defective items.