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Georgia O’Keeffe was a 20th century American artist from Wisconsin, famous for painting series of large flowers and barren landscapes. She was extremely prolific and her distinct voice became part of the American art mythology, helping pioneer the modern art scene. Strangely enough O’Keeffe didn’t particularly like flowers. She painted them because she said they were cheaper than models and didn’t move! |
Hibiscus with Plumeria, 1939 |
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Jimson Weed II, 1932 |
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Black Mesa Landscape, New Mexico - Out Back of Mary`s II |
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Blue Morning Glories, 1935 and Leaves of a Plant, 1942 |
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Sky Above Clouds IV, 1965 |
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Peru - Machu Picchu, Morning Light, 1957 and Pelvis II, 1944 |
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Red Canna, 1924 |
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Brown Sail, Wing on Wing, Nassau |
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Lake George (formerly Reflection Seascape), 1922 |
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Oriental Poppies, 1928 |
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Pink Shell with Seaweed, 1937 |
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Yellow Hickory Leaves with Daisy, 1928 |
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Cottonwood III, 1944 |
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Cup of Silver Ginger, 1939 and Petunia II |
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