Georgia O'Keeffe, 2012 (Wall Calendar) |
I've been looking at the resource site I built back in 2007 when I did a major project about her.
What I didn't realise at the time (because I didn't do the maths!) was that although she decided she wanted to become an artist age 10, she actually didn't become a full-time artist until she was in her fourth decade. She didn't abandon teaching and go to New York until June 1918 - by which time she was 31.
So - for other fans of Georgia O'Keeffe here is.....
...first of all the website I built which provides a wealth of resources for all those who love Georgia's work - Georgia O'Keeffe - Resources for Art Lovers
...and secondly here are links to the blog posts I wrote at the time I was learning about her art and how to translate it into what I wanted to do. I've also included some posts I've written since.
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe Month: Macro Flowers
- Making a Mark: Kew Gardens in June
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe month: Two white irises (and three buds)
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe Month: Cactus and quotations
- Travels with a Sketchbook in.......: 22nd July: Santa Fe and Georgia O'Keeffe
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe Month: Learning about Notan #1
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe Month: Learning about Notan #2
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe Month: Learning about Notan #3
- Making a Mark: Georgia O'Keeffe month: "O'Keeffe" by Britta Benke
- The Art of the Landscape: Georgia O'Keeffe's landscapes of northern New Mexico
- Making a Mark reviews......: Book Review: Georgia O'Keeffe and New Mexico
If you can't get enough of her art, why not try a wall calendar - which is what I do (when I'm not buying books)!
Thanks for the treasure trove of links!!!!
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