Georgia O'Keeffe: She Lived Deliciously Alone in the Wild, Wild West
Georgia O'Keeffe by Ansel Adams In 1934, Georgia O’Keeffe gutted the passenger seats from her A-Model Ford. It was time to make way for the only companion she needed, and wanted, out west: her art. There, in the dry heat of New Mexico, the pioneering female artist drove, hiked, and schlepped her
Georgia O’Keeffe: She Lived Deliciously Alone in the Wild, Wild West By Francky Knapp October 21, 2022 SHARE Facebook F Twitter T Pinterest P Georgia O’Keeffe by Ansel Adams In 1934, Georgia O’Keeffe gutted the passenger seats from her A-Model Ford. It was time to make way for the only companion she needed, and wanted, out west: her art. There, in the dry heat of New Mexico, the pioneering female artist drove, hiked, and schlepped her canvases to the farthest corners of its blackened moonscapes and red dusted rocks. It was how she made love back to the landscape that had enchanted
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