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The 12 pages that link to Georgia O’Keeffe, each with the reason it gives.

• American modernismRelated: Her work developed a distinctive modernist vocabulary from American subjects.

• Alfred StieglitzRelated: Stieglitz promoted her art and became her husband; their partnership shaped both careers.

• American artRelated: Her work joined modernist abstraction to distinctive American places and subjects.

• Art Students League of New YorkRelated: O’Keeffe studied at the League and won its annual scholarship in 1908.

• Ansel AdamsRelated: O’Keeffe belonged to Adams’s artistic circle and shared his connection to the landscapes of the American West.

• PrecisionismRelated: Her New York skyscraper paintings share the movement’s interest in simplified modern architecture.

• New MexicoRelated: Her work and home in northern New Mexico helped shape the state’s artistic image.

• Charles DemuthRelated: O’Keeffe and Demuth shared Stieglitz’s circle and helped define American modernist painting.

• Chuck CloseBroader topic: Close painted a monumental portrait of O’Keeffe, linking his practice to another major American artist.

• EffigiaRelated: The species name honors O’Keeffe, who lived near Ghost Ranch.

• Yayoi KusamaRelated: Kusama corresponded with O’Keeffe before moving to New York, seeking advice about an art career.

• R. C. GormanRelated: O’Keeffe and Gorman became prominent artists associated with New Mexico’s art world.