Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 in Wisconsin. She studied art in New York and was influenced by photographer Alfred Stieglitz. O'Keeffe is known for her paintings of large floral close-ups and Southwestern landscapes. Some of her most famous paintings include Oriental Poppies, White Trumpet Flower, and Cow's Skull with Calico Roses. O'Keeffe pioneered a unique style focused on abstraction and lived much of her life in New Mexico until her death in 1986.

1. Georgia O’keffee
1918, Alfred Stieglitz Wikipedia

2. 1918, Alfred Stieglitz
Personal
Information
• Born November 15, 1887 in Sun Prarie, Wisconsin
• Parents were dairy farmers
• Wanted to be and artist when she was 10
• Studied at the school of art institute in New York
• Part of the Art Student League
• Died March 6, 1986 Santa Fe, New Mexico 1918,Alfred, Stieglitz

3. Andrew Dagsburg, Improvisation, 1916-1916
• Similar Artists include
In the Arts
Morgan Russell, Andrew
Dasburg and Alfred Henry
Maurer
• Quote- “I don’t very much
enjoy looking at painting in
general. I know too much
about them, I take them
apart.”
• Oil painter
• American Modernism- The thought that humans have
the power to create, improve and reshape the
environment
Alfred Henry Maurer, An Arrangement, 1901

4. Oriental
Poppies
1918
Oil on Canvas
30x40 inches
Weisman Art
Museum
Wiki paintings and Artcyclopedia San Diego Museum of Art
White Trumpet
Flower 1932
Oil on Canvas
29.75x39.75
San Diego Museum of Art

5. Pansy Purple
1926 Hills
Oil on Canvas
27.125x12.25 Near
inches
Not on view
Abiuiu
1935
Oil onCanvas
16x30
San Diego Museum of Art
georgia-o’keefe.com, and wiki paintings
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Wiki Paintings

6. Squash Blossoms
1925
Oil on Canvas
18x24 inches
Christies’s New York
Wiki Paintings and Mutual Art

7. Cow’s Skull with Calico Roses
1931
Oil on Canvas
91.4x61cm
Art Institute of Chicago
This painting is a still life of a cow’s skull
with roses. This painting is as real as
possible and has a color scheme of white.
The value changes create shadows around
the skull and roses. She painted this
because she had found the bones and
thought they were beautiful. This painting
is sad because it is of a dead animal. The
roses add a finishing touch.

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