Amazon.com Review
The vast landscape of New Mexico won the heart of American artist Georgia O'Keeffe on her first visit there in 1917, and the open sky, parched earth, and bleached white bones she found there soon became the prominent subjects of her paintings. She granted John Loengard, a photographer for
Life magazine, the rare opportunity to photograph her in her home at Ghost Ranch in 1966. Fifty of the black-and-white photographs he took that day fill this 79-page, small-format hardcover and form a classic record of a day in the life of an eminent yet elusive artist. Quotes by O'Keeffe about New Mexico and brief biographies of the painter and Loengard add extra dimension to the images.
--A.C. Smith
Review
Black and white photos of O'Keeffe's works captures her Ghost Ranch home and its isolation, focussing on both the tools of her painting trade and on O'Keeffe's abode and lifestyle. Prior enthusiasts of O'Keefe's works will appreciate these revealing, artistic shots of her and her habitat. --
Midwest Book Review
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