Study 3 (2009) captures Frank Gehry's restless architectural imagination translated onto paper, rendered as a 1-color lithograph that distills his signature formal language into pure line and gesture. The composition retains the improvisational energy of a working sketch, evoking the tumbling, folded planes and structural tensions that define his built environments, while functioning as a resolved and self-contained work of art. Within the constraints of a single color, Gehry achieves remarkable spatial complexity, coaxing depth and movement from what might otherwise read as economical means. Produced at Gemini G.E.L., one of the most storied collaborative print studios in American art history, Study 3 carries the technical rigor and institutional provenance that serious collectors value. The edition of 35 ensures meaningful rarity, and each impression bears Gehry's signature, affirming its status as an authorized and intimate extension of his practice. At 35.6 by 45.7 centimeters, the sheet is scaled for close looking, inviting the kind of sustained attention that rewards collectors who engage with works across multiple viewings. For those drawn to the intersection of architecture and works on paper, Study 3 represents an accessible point of entry into Gehry's artistic vision, freed from the practical demands of construction and client. It is a document of thought in motion, a record of the generative process behind some of the most celebrated structures of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, and a genuinely compelling object in its own right.