One often thinks of Georgia O’Keeffe as the quintessential American woman artist who painted large flowers and bones placed against the backdrop of the Southwestern landscape.

O’Keeffe’s urban landscapes — as seen in “Georgia O’Keeffe: My New Yorks,” at the High Museum of Art through Feb. 16 — reveal a different side of this artist. Time and place collapse ...

T he photographer Todd Webb met Georgia O’Keeffe in the 1940s, at Alfred Stieglitz’s gallery An American Place. O’Keeffe liked Webb and his work, and they became friends for life. Partly at O’Keeffe’s ...

selling a Georgia O’Keeffe painting. Valparaiso University received court approval last month for its contentious plan to sell three works of art from its Brauer Museum of Art collection ...

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Kusama would send O’Keeffe two letters and some watercolor paintings. “I’m only on the first step on the long and difficult life of being a painter,” Kusama wrote. “Will you kindly show ...

Among American artists of the 20th century, Georgia O’Keeffe is highly regarded. Her work transformed how people look at the vast landscapes of New Mexico, the Midwest, and even a simple flower.

This namesake museum celebrates her career with its collection of 3,000 pieces, including 140 oil paintings, 700 drawings and hundreds of other works. Fans of O'Keeffe generally enjoy the museum.