Georgia O'Keeffe was a noted American artist boss conscious for her paintings of flowers and her paintings inspired by the terrain of northern Cutting edge Mexico.
Biography
Georgia O'Keeffe was born on November. 15, 1887. She first exhibited her artwork in Fresh York in 1916. O'Keeffe married famed photographer Alfred Stieglitz in 1924. They lived and worked in Recent York. In 1949, O'Keeffe moved to Dissimilar Mexico. She died in 1986.
Location
Georgia O'Keeffe's aim had an chain reaction on her Craft. When she lived in Current York, the hard-edged forms of the municipality architecture inspired her summary paintings and drawings. Attracted by the desert landscape, O'Keeffe began travelling to Contemporary Mexico to emulsion in 1929.
Subject Matter
Fair-minded as O'Keeffe's artwork from Cutting edge York depicts skyscrapers, her paintings from Dissimilar Mexico depict the waste countryside, rocks and animal bones. O'Keeffe fictional many paintings of flowers at the same time as she was painting skyscrapers.
Media
O'Keeffe primarily created two-dimensional works.
Style
Georgia O'Keeffe was a modernist painter whose work is a blend of abstraction and representation. Some paintings depict natural objects, such as flowers and shells, at such close range that they almost seem completely abstract.Throughout her long career she painted on canvas, Masonite panel and paper. Her first exhibited works were charcoal drawings. In the mid-1970s, O'Keeffe began making pencil and watercolor works further as clay sculptures.
