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Item:Georgia O'Keeffe: The New York Years (FIRST)
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Georgia O'Keeffe: The New York Years (FIRST)

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Author: Doris Bry, Georgia O'Keeffe, Nicholas CallawayPublisher: Alfred a Knopf Inc
ISBN-10: 0679401482Category: Art & Photography
ISBN-13: 9780679401483 Photography
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Publication Year: --Condition: Very Good
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Length:130 pages
Height:16.5 in.
Width:14.0 in.
Thickness:0.8 in.
Weight:81.6 oz.

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Shows paintings produced during one of O'Keeffe's most productive periods.


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The artist's radiant skyscrapers, streetlamp-lit nocturnes and river views celebrate a city capable of transcending crime and grime. Her Gotham period (1916-1932) began with Kandinsky-like abstractions and moved on to quasi-erotic images, cosmic eggs, semi-abstract natural forms, and barns and birches of upstate Lake George. With 91 color plates, this magnificent, oversize album completes a three-volume series begun with One Hundred Flowers and In the West. In his thoughtful essay, Dijkstra ( Idols of Perversity ) argues that O'Keeffe was no mystic but a humanistic realist who expressed the beauty of sensory experience. He also charts her break with husband-photographer Alfred Stieglitz's idealized concept of the feminine. Bry is the author of two monographs on Stieglitz; Callaway, director of Callaway Editions, is a specialist on O'Keeffe and Stieglitz.

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