Georgia O’Keeffe: An Artist Beyond Her Flowers

Georgia O'Keeffe's early works demonstrate her talent for mediums beyond the oil paintings she's famous for.
An exhibition at MoMA features O'Keeffe's works on paper and lesser-known series to establish her as a pioneer of modern art.
The show brings together series of related drawings and paintings, some reunited for the first time in decades.
O'Keeffe struggled with portraits but excelled in abstracting nature, culminating in charcoal drawings from 1959 that convey doubt and confidence.
The exhibition aims to showcase O'Keeffe's "serial practice" of repeating images and her wanderlust in unfamiliar pencil sketches, charcoals, and watercolors.