Georgia o keefe

O'Keeffe was initially attracted to flowers due to their intricate forms and colors. She experimented with forms and approaches before settling on a close-up approach in depicting them, which brought out the delicate details and forms of each flower. Georgia O'Keeffe. Calla Lilies, 1924. Oil on canvas. Private collection. © Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

New exhibition highlights the beauty of O'Keeffe's work is not just about sex but style and independence.

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Georgia O'Keeffe Pink Spotted Lily II 1936

In 1923, Georgia O’Keeffe visited York Beach, Maine. Meanwhile, more than two hundred miles away, Alfred Stieglitz was back at his summer home in Lake...

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Georgia O'Keeffe Pelvis With The Moon, 1943 Oil on Canvas 30 by 24 in. Norton Museum of Art

Georgia O'Keeffe's intimate relationship with Juan Hamilton, 58 years her junior, was an art world scandal. As London's Tate Modern museum prepares to mount a new O'Keeffe retrospective, Hamilton talks about their bond.

Georgia O’Keefe, Pelvis II, 1944

Kiss from a Rose | © Harold Davis | Harold Davis | Flickr

Compare these paintings by the artist Georgia O'keeffe... ...to these photographs. What do you notice? compare this presentation of Georgia O'Keeffe flowers ...to this presentation of photographs of tropical flowers. While Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings might seem like abstract art at first glance, she was actually portraying a reality that few people notice. "When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment. I want to give that world to someone else…

GEORGIA O’KEEFFE (American, 1887 – 1986), ANTHURIUM, oil on canvas, 20 ½ by 16 ⅜ inches, (52.1 by 41.6 cm), Painted in 1923, Image Source: Sotheby’s “In the present work, O’…

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Georgia O'Keeffe Style Flowers