The Art & Life of Georgia O'Keeffe

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Summary: Georgia O'Keeffe has entered the canon by design!
Review: Critics from Robert Rosenblum to Bram Dijkstra have singled out O'Keeffe for her distinctive style. I'd love to hear from readers of my book!

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Summary: O'Keeffe's role in American art continues.
Review: Georgia O'Keeffe has entered the canon by design: critics from Robert Rosenblum to Bram Dijkstra have singled out O'Keeffe for her distinctive style. I'd love to hear from readers of my book!

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Summary: GOT TO HAVE BOOK!
Review: Having always been familiar with her work, this book provided me with a good synopsis of her life and her art. The book has a good layout, and a "tasty" palette of her art and color to feed on.

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Summary: New to the Details of O'Keeffe
Review: Having always been familiar with her work, this book provided me with a good synopsis of her life and her art. The book has a good layout, and a "tasty" palette of her art and color to feed on.

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Summary: New to the Details of O'Keeffe
Review: Having always been familiar with her work, this book provided me with a good synopsis of her life and her art. The book has a good layout, and a "tasty" palette of her art and color to feed on.

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Summary: Not Really....
Review: If you've been an O'keeffe fan for a long time this book will lack of new and interesting facts about her life and art. It is a "good" book, but it works only for people that have just discovered O'keeffe's greatness.

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Summary: A Successful Look at O'Keeffe
Review: Surely it is difficult to sift through an artist's life and write about only the meaningful moments/events. Castro does a good job with this, including what is important and omitting the tedious. Her art criticism is simple and easy to understand and her approach seems balanced. My major complaint with the book is that while she may discuss a painting on page 15, it may well appear on page 200 - with no note or appendix making it possible to find the plate.

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Summary: A Successful Look at O'Keeffe
Review: Surely it is difficult to sift through an artist's life and write about only the meaningful moments/events. Castro does a good job with this, including what is important and omitting the tedious. Her art criticism is simple and easy to understand and her approach seems balanced. My major complaint with the book is that while she may discuss a painting on page 15, it may well appear on page 200 - with no note or appendix making it possible to find the plate.

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Summary: GOT TO HAVE BOOK!
Review: This book is insperational with amazing insights in her art work and lifestyle. if you want to find out about this amazing woman and her art work you should buy this book!