Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986) Untitled (Woman Painting), ca. 1907–1908 Color monotype; 4⅛ x 3⅛ inches Done while O’Keeffe was a student of William Merritt Chase at the Art Students’ League, New York.
This is a monotype by Georgia O’Keefe. I could not find another. If you’ve seen one, let me know!
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Original post: Justseeds Judging Books by Their Covers is Josh MacPhee’s ongoing series of writings and image collections of book covers. Although sometimes they feel marginal today, books have been a primary form of information and cultural exchange for almost 400 years. Book covers are often a person’s first contact with the ideas inside, and …
One Monotype by Georgie O’Keefe
Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986)
Untitled (Woman Painting), ca. 1907–1908
Color monotype; 4⅛ x 3⅛ inches
Done while O’Keeffe was a student of William Merritt Chase at the Art Students’ League, New York.
This is a monotype by Georgia O’Keefe. I could not find another. If you’ve seen one, let me know!
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