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- 1. GeorgiaO’Keeffe How does she show an understanding of the nature of her community in her paintings?
- 2. “Ram’sHeadwith WhiteHollyhock” 1935, Oil on Canvas O’Keeffe would often combine landscapes of the places she lived and visited with objects that had symbolic meaning to her.
- 4. “Fromthe FarawayNearby” 1937, Oil on Canvas O’Keeffe experimented with scale and space to emphasize the relationships between the objects and landscapes that inspired her.
- 7. “BlackCross” 1929, Oil on Canvas Beforedecidingonthemost interestingcomposition….
- 8. “Pelviswith theDistance” 1943, Oil on Canvas O’Keeffe arranged her objects and landscapes in ways that showed similarities in their shape and line.
- 9. “Headwith BrokenPot” 1943, Oil on Canvas
- 10. “Deer’sSkullwith Pedernal” 1936, Oil on Canvas
- 11. “Pelviswith Shadowsandthe Moon” 1943, Oil on Canvas
- 12. “SummerDays” 1936, Oil on Canvas
- 13. Georgia O’Keeffe is known as one of the greatest female artists of all time. She was an influential Painter in American Modernism. This era focused on American landscape and social issues like the Great Depression.