Georgia O'Keeffe

Georgia O'Keeffe has not given that information.

I cannot be sure what painting you mean. One famous "poppy painting" is Field of Poppies by Claude Monet, painted in 1873.

Pelvis I (Pelvis with Blue), 1944: This painting is part of O'Keeffe's series of bone paintings and according to her, she said "...when I started painting the pelvis bones I was most interested in the holes in the bones? what I saw through them?

Black Iris III, 1926: This painting gained a great amount of attention. A number of O'Keeffe's paintings (including Jack-in-the-Pulpit) were referred to as examples of sexual imagery.

In 1932, O'Keeffe suffered a nervous breakdown following an uncompleted Radio City Music Hall mural project that had fallen behind schedule. She was hospitalized in early 1933 and did not paint again until January 1934.

At the age of 84, she was losing her central vision and only had peripheral sight, due to an irreversible eye degeneration disease. She stopped painting in 1972.

she learned more about drawing when she went to the 291 gallery in New York, also William Merritt Chase was also he big influence

Her first job out of school in November 2008 was as a freelance commercial artist in Chicago, Illinois for two years. In August 1912 she was hired as the drawing supervisor for Amarillo, Texas schools responsible for art education of hundreds of pupils in Amarillo's half-dozen schools; that lasted one school year. For four summers, from 1913 through 1916, she taught as as as art assistant at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. After that she was discovered as an artist and either sold art or worked on contracted art projects.

Picasso did his last known painting in 1970 (the year of his last exhibit) and his last known drawing in 1972. He died in 1973 at the age of 91.

It is also rumered that he had secretly drew pictures in which his family still has to this day.

hey peoples its me Sidonie Wegscheid

Georgia O'Keeffe was the second of seven children, she spent the first 12 years of her life on a farm in Wisconsin, during the long winters her and her sister had music lessons, but most importantly this is when she had lessons in painting and drawing too, so that, by the age of 12, Georgia knew that she would someday become and artist.

41x56 cm

This is true for the painting formerly called 'Reflection - Seascape', but now simply 'Lake George'. It is in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

There are other paintings of hers with 'Lake George' included in a longer title.

Here are five that I consider to be among her most well-known:

Cow's Skull with Calico Roses, 1931. Art Institute of Chicago.

City Night, 1926. Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Radiator Building, 1927. Fish University, Nashville.

Black Iris III, 1926. Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Black and White, 1930. Whitney Museum of Art.

Georgia O'Keefe was an American artist working in the abstract movement. Born in 1887, attended the Art Institute of Chicago, first exhibit in 1917, New York.

She was also one of the most important and premiere female artists of the 20th century. She took floral as her subject and created large, out-of-scale, detail paintings. She started painting early in life and continued to do so until her eyesight prevented her from going on.

her last oil painting was The Beyond 1972

In 1938.

A painting may be displayed in a museum. gallery, home, business, hotel, etc.

In Georgia you can only get married at 16 if you have parental consent or if you are pregnant and then you don't need parental consent but I wouldn't advise doing that just to get married. The closest place I know of to get married that young is places in South Carolina. (No, I'm not sure which towns...just that there ARE some.)

yeah it one my favorite paintings i liked from studying in art class when i took it back in them days its good one too. yeah i thinking so yeah.

She painted several painting with petunias. Petunia No. 2 was painted in 1925.

she liked to paint new york buildings and flowers

Georgia o'keefe was an abstract artist.

In 1908, she won the League's William Merritt Chase still-life prize for her oil painting mona shehab (Dead Rabbit with Copper Pot).

Georgia was one of seven children of Francis Calixtus and Ida (Totto) O'Keeffe ---Francis C., Jr.; Georgia Totto; Ida Ten Eyck; Anita Natalie; Alexius Wyckoff; Catherine Blanche; and Claudia Ruth.

A LOT!!!! you might want to go to her website or her wikipedia page to find more info!

Whether to live in the city or the countryside.

Do yourself a favor: enjoy art - don't complicate it.

If you want hidden meanings, read Dan Brown.