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Georgia O'Keeffe began travelling in the 1920s and began a more active period of travel abroad in the 1950s. Her travels reflect her interest in adventure and exploration.
Although she was known for being reclusive, Georgia O’Keeffe was surrounded by interesting people throughout her life. The recollections, letters, and photographs shared in this exhibition provide a fuller, more accurate, albeit more complex, picture of O’Keeffe’s life and work.
Introduction to Georgia O'Keeffe's abstract art works.
This collection consists of paper survey research conducted by Barbara Buhler Lynes with Judith Walsh during the course of creating the catalogue raisonné on Georgia O’Keeffe’s artwork. Lynes and Walsh researched and documented dimensions, color, texture, thickness, type, and watermark of O’Keeffe’s works on paper, correspondence paper, and unused studio materials.
