Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings are celebrated for their bold compositions, rich colours and abstracted forms, often drawing inspiration from nature. Her large-scale flower paintings, such as Jimson Weed/White Flower No. 1, reveal intricate details, transforming petals and stamens into almost sculptural shapes. Equally iconic are her desert landscapes and bone studies, reflecting her deep connection to the New Mexico terrain. O’Keeffe’s simplified forms and precise brushwork create a sense of quiet intensity, capturing the essence of her subjects rather than literal representation. Through her unique vision, she redefined American modernism, bridging abstraction and realism in a distinctly personal style.