Green and White

Georgia Totto O'Keeffe, renowned as the "Mother of American modernism," created Green and White as a compelling example of Abstract art. Her work often reflects her fascination with natural forms, yet she approached them through a unique lens that emphasizes color, shape, and emotion over detailed realism. In Green and White, O'Keeffe explores the interplay of organic hues and simplified forms, embodying her independent style that spans seven decades. While her paintings are inspired by landscapes and flora, her focus on Abstract principles elevates her work beyond mere representation, making her a pivotal figure in modernist art.