Georgia Okeeffe Collection
Georgia O'Keeffe, an American artist known for her unique and captivating style, is celebrated through a series of stunning photographs captured by Alfred Stieglitz
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Georgia O'Keeffe, an American artist known for her unique and captivating style, is celebrated through a series of stunning photographs captured by Alfred Stieglitz. In "Torso, 1918, " we see O'Keeffe's body depicted in a way that emphasizes her strength and femininity. The gelatin silver print mounted on board showcases the intricate details of the photograph. Moving forward to "A Portrait - Torso, 1918, " this alladium print further highlights O'Keeffe's ability to convey emotion through her art. The platinum print from 1919-20 captures her essence with its delicate tones and soft textures. In "Hands with Thimble, 1920, " a solarized palladium print reveals O'Keeffe's hands engaged in creative work. This image symbolizes her dedication to craftsmanship and attention to detail. Stieglitz continues his exploration of O'Keeffe's physicality in "Neck, 1921. " Through his lens, he immortalizes the graceful curve of her neck—a testament to both beauty and vulnerability. The photographer then turns his focus towards capturing the essence of O'Keeffe's hands in various images such as "Hands" from 1920/22 and "Hand" from 1918. These intimate portraits reveal not only the artist's skilled touch but also provide insight into her artistic process. One particularly striking composition is found in "Hands and Horse Skull, 1931. " Here we witness a juxtaposition between life (hands) and death (horse skull), showcasing O'Keeffe's fascination with nature’s cycles. As time progresses, so does their relationship documented by Stieglitz. In his portrait taken in 1933, we see an older yet still vibrant Georgia O’Keeffe—her gaze filled with wisdom gained over years dedicated to creating art that challenges conventions.