Georgia okeefe photo

By Alfred Stieglitz 1918. By Alfred Stieglitz Hands by Alfred Stieglitz 1966, Georgia O'Keeffe holds her favorite stone in her rock collection, by John Loengard 1967. Georgia O'Keeffe on Roof, photo by John Loengard 1966. Georgia O'Keeffe sitting with her rock collection, by John Loengard

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I love her expression in this photo - I wonder what's going on in her head?

Georgia O'Keeffe on her rooftop, Abiquiu, New Mexico, 1960 Please contact Gallery for Price ...

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) _ Beneath layers of paint, wrapped in bundles of brushes, hidden in sketch books and packed away among boxes of paints and pencils are

Georgia O'Keeffe photographing the Chama Valley, New Mexico, 1961

Georgia O’Keeffe may have been an American Modernist painter, but it's Georgia O'Keeffe the style icon who's at the center of “Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern,” an exhibition up at the Brooklyn Museum through July, which proves that O’Keeffe was also an accomplished seamstress in her own right.

Georgia O’Keeffe by Alfred Stieglitz

Knowing how to be noticed was one of Georgia O’Keeffe’s most valuable skills as an artist; she knew that mystery was part of her allure. The aloofness she cultivated extended to her personal life, about which biographers have long speculated. At the time of her death in 1986, it was learned the letters she had bequeathed to Yale would remain sealed for twenty years, thus preserving, for a decent interval, any lingering secrets of her personal life. These were thought to concern, in…