Georgia O Keeeffe Influences

Georgia O’Keeffe was a great painter who caught on to other artist techniques and was influenced by another talented artist also known as Paul Strand’s. O’Keeffe was influenced by the way he cropped his photographs. She was the first known artist to catch on to the method of painting close-ups of the uniquely American objects that had lots of detail and was nicely abstract. Georgia O’Keeffe uses the elements of art in all her paintings. For those who are not familiar with the elements of art the elements of art are known as the visual components of color, line, form, space, texture, shape, and value. O'Keeffe had solid, lively works with hues that gleam with vitality and essentialness in every piece of artwork she did. Holding the greater part

I try to compare my childhood to hers because no matter what it was that I drew or painted at school my mom was always the one to encourage me to keep drawing or to keep painting because everything that I have drawn or painted was beautiful and captured a lot of emotions in each one of my pieces of art. O’Keeffe was the artist that basically done great in every art style that she tried. She could switch up from painting to just drawing and she would still capture the emotions in her drawings. She was the one who studied their teaching styles and becomes heavily influenced by the artist. There was a lot of artists that came in her life that influenced her, for instance, Arthur Wesley Dow. Arthur was an American painter, printmaker, photographer and influential arts, educator. He studied art in Paris and came back to the United, States to be a commercial designer. He also designed posters. His accomplishments as a craftsman was a vital teacher and he also was educated at Pratt Institute and the Art Students League in a new era. Georgia O’Keeffe was also a teacher at Columbia College that’s located in South Carolina. She got the idea of explaining herself through her art from