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When decorating bathrooms, many people try to obtain that "spa" feeling. This can be done
by incorporating cool and soothing colors that relax the body and ease the mind. Blues,
greens and other cool colors are a must if trying to create a calming environment.
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Between 1915 and 1918 Georgia O'Keeffe was either taking art classes or working as a
teacher and during this time she was exploring abstraction as means of self expression.
What distinguishes Georgia O'Keeffe and establishes her as one of the most innovative -
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It is well known that Georgia O'Keeffe was an avid painter of oversized floral prints. O'Keeffe's
florals are, after all, her most well known work. However, what some do not know is that she was somewhat
of a pioneer of her time. She was the first to paint oversized close up images of flowers with such detail.
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Georgia O'Keeffe painted many landscapes in her time. Most of these were done out west in
New Mexico or in NY at Lake George. These prints reflect the way Georgia saw and felt the world
around her. There is a common thread seen in many prints done in New Mexico which shows her fascination
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Decorating a Living room can be a challenge but with out help you can brighten up this space
in not time. Whether you are looking for a brightly colored focal point or a collection of
soothing pieces to make your living room feel comfy and cozy, we have a specially selected
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Georgia O'Keeffe was one of the most innovative artists of her time, and because of that, so
many aspiring artists draw inspiration from her artwork. The art prints in this category have
been hand picked from our extensive library of art prints to match the style and grace of
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In 1929, Georgia bought a car and learned to drive so she could explore the desert on her
own. She primarily stayed in and around Taos, painting various architectural, tree and
landscape forms that she was so interested in. by the early 1930's she had ventured south
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Shortly after O'Keeffe's arrival in New York City, she began working mostly with oil paint.
Some of her most remarkable artworks were created in this medium between 1918 and
1923. It was during the 1920's that she became known for her more recognizable artworks,
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The Poppy is one of Georgia O'keeffe's most famous collection of paintings. In 1927, The United States Postal Service issued a stamp of "Red Poppy" and honored O'Keeffe. Collections of O'Keeffe's work include those at the Art Institute of Chicago; the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; the Philadelphia Museum of Art; the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City; and the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
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The Petunia is another one of Georgia O'keeffe's famous collection of paintings. O'Keeffe made both architectural and natural forms the subject of her work during the 1920s. She painted her first large scale flower painting, Petunia No. 2, in 1924 but it was first exhibited the next year in 1925.
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