Which piano works did Robert Schumann write during the 1830s?

During the 1830s, Robert Schumann was highly prolific, focusing his creative efforts almost exclusively on piano compositions. His notable works from this decade include:

• Abegg Variations (Opus 1, published 1831)1
• Papillons (Opus 2, composed 1829–1831)1
• Carnaval (composed 1833–1835)1
• Études symphoniques (Symphonic Studies, composed 1834–1837)1
• Fantasy in C Major (composed during his 16-month separation from Clara Wieck, which began in 1836)1

These works reflect his transition from aspiring virtuoso to a dedicated composer after a hand injury ended his performance career.1