georgia o’keefe musem visit
her story, her words, her art
visitors given the opportunity to see things closely
create them in georgia’s style
some add a bit of humor to their response
georgia lived a life on her terms, full of color and beauty.
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Georgia must have slipped under my radar, Beth. Thanks for the introduction to her interesting work.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’ve seen some of her work at other museums, but it would be fascinating to see so much of it.
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it was beautiful and she wrote a lot about what she thought of things and her art and how she lived her life
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Sounds great!
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Thanks for sharing Beth
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“I want real things … music that makes holes in the sky.” ~ Georgia O’Keeffe
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love it-
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She is an inspiration.
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what a life, what a talent
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I love her work. We had an exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts last year. I went to see it three times.
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it’s so wonderful to experience close up
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Absolutely
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Georgia on my mind!
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<3
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Ooh, this is lovely!
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<3
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An amazing artist! Thanks for sharing.
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A long time favorite of mine! Love her work.
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it was wonderful to read her stories about why and what she did
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How fun — and colorful! Love that Georgia O’Keefe quote!
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♥
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Such a treat, Beth! Thank you! 😊💝😊
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❤️
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what spirit, what spunk !
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Spot on-
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Wonderful.
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O’Keefe is fascinating and her work beautiful, I’m sure it was a delight to visit her work at the museum! 🌷
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Absolutely
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I have heard of her, but not looked recently, I will have to check out here work again now.
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Oh wow.. my art class in college spent very little time on her paintings. So much for a college education lol.
But we did see and study many of her charcoal drawings.
But she lived her art. I loved these photos, Beth.
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she absolutely did –
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Fun post!
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thanks
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You’re welcome!
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A visit to the art gallery always leaves one walking away with life inspiration.
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Absolutely
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Would love to see her art in this way and the creations it inspires.
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yes, it made. her all the more intriuging
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Fabulous! You are having a wonderful time on your trip. Thanks for sharing, Beth!
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I would love to be there. Her words are as inspiring and true as her paintings.
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you would really enjoy it. she gave her take on many things and reasons why she did or did not do things in a certain way. it really was a great lesson in getting to know her
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That’s wonderful!
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Hi Beth, there’s a terrifically full profile of O’Keefe by the recently deceased Calvin Tomkins in ‘The New Yorker’ of Feb 26, 1974 if you can access it —
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thanks, i’ll try to find it!
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any luck?
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not so far, i’m going to ask my library
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yes, I’d be surprised if American libraries didn’t stock ‘The New Yorker’ anyway ; you might be lucky and score a hard copy —
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