Georgia O'Keeffe
1887–1986 · American · 30 artworks
PrecisionismModernismClose-up perspectiveSimplified formsVibrant color palettesSmooth, blended brushstrokesAbstraction
artist bio
Georgia O'Keeffe was a major figure in American art, known for her large-scale depictions of flowers, New Mexico landscapes, and architectural forms. Her paintings are characterized by their simplified forms, vibrant colors, and close-up perspectives, contributing significantly to the development of American Modernism.
what you'll learn
Studying O'Keeffe's work allows students to explore abstraction, simplification, and the use of color to convey emotion and create impactful compositions. Students can also learn about the Precisionist movement and its focus on clarity and geometric forms.
related: Charles Demuth, Edward Hopper, Frida Kahlo
30 artworks
Blue Morning Glory
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Ghost Ranch Painting
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In the Patio VIII
1950
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Jimson Weed 3
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Jack-in-the-Pulpit II
1930
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Grey Hills
1941
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My Backyard
1937
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Melting Volcano
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Ram's Head, White Hollyhock-Hills
1935
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Red Hills, Lake George
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From the Faraway, Nearby
1938
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Small Purple Hills
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Red Hill and White Shell
1938
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Black Mesa Landscape, New Mexico - Out Back of Mary`s II
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Dead Tree with Pink Hill
1945
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A Sunflower from Maggie
1937
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Lake George (formerly Reflection Seascape)
1922
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Red hills and white flower II
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Cottonwood III
1944
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Jimson Weed 2
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Radiator Building – Night, New York
1927
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Manhattan
1932
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Squash Blossoms I
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My Shanty, Lake George
1922
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Patio Door
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Gerald`s Tree
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Leaves of a Plant
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Rust Red Hills
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Pedernal
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Plums
1920
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