Well. If you're a strong, die-hard O'Keefe fan (or if you have a strong table) this 1198 page, 20 pound duo presents, in color, more than 2,000 works by Georgia O`Keeffe. Heaven.

"The first exploration of the art that Georgia O'Keeffe retained for her personal collection, including works that have never been publicly exhibited."

Small, beautiful book features "28 recently discovered watercolors featured in Intimate Landscapes were created by a twenty-something Georgia O'Keeffe."

Located at the edge of beautiful downtown Santa Fe, the OK Museum houses a rich collection of the artist's work. This book gives you an overview of the collection.

"In 1966, as a young Life magazine photographer, Loengard spent three days with O'Keeffe, photographing with grace and simplicity her chosen environment ..." 50 photographs from one day's visit.

"This documentary is one of the finest I have seen. It chronicles the life and work of Alfred Stieglitz, with reflections by his wife, artist Georgia O'Keefe ..."

"These letters ... describe their love for northern New Mexico, the hardships of life there during World War II, and their interactions with the diverse cultural groups of the region."

Eisler. Through O'Keefe's and Stieglitz's letters "we are able to share many moments in their personal and professional lives in NYC, at Lake George and in New Mexico."

Lowe. "Offers new insight into Stieglitz's relationships with artists such as Marin, Hartley, Dove, Steichen, and O'Keefe." Formidibly and admirably researched and well written by Steiglitz's niece.

Peters. "Focusing on the period 1915-1930, this richly rewarding, stunningly illustrated study pinpoints influences, from art nouveau to Kandinsky, which O'Keeffe absorbed."

Winter. A beautiful little book aimed at a young audience. Simply told, beautifully illustrated, it recounts OK's life in an autobiographical fashion. My step-daughter loves it.

The perfect gift for someone, maybe even you :)

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