Georgia O'Keeffe and New Mexico

Georgia O'Keefe, a renowned American artist, first visited New Mexico in 1917 and was captivated by its landscape. She frequently returned, eventually settling at Ghost Ranch in 1949. The New Mexican landscape, including landmarks like Kitchen Mesa and Pedernal, became central to her art. O'Keefe also painted human-made landmarks, such as the San Francisco de Asis Mission. Her works are celebrated for their depiction of the region's unique beauty.

What did Georgia O'Keefe say about New Mexico that reflects its lasting impact on her?

• It will be a place to visit once.

• It will itch you for the rest of your life.

• It will be a fleeting memory.

• It will be a temporary escape.

In what year did Georgia O'Keefe first visit New Mexico?

• 1929

• 1917

• 1939

• 1949

What was Georgia O'Keefe seeking when she returned to New Mexico in 1929?

• Fame and recognition

• A change of scenery and peace

• A new career opportunity

• Family connections

How often did Georgia O'Keefe visit New Mexico before moving there permanently?

• Every month

• Almost every year

• Once a decade

• Only once

Where did Georgia O'Keefe settle permanently in 1949?

• Ghost Ranch

• Albuquerque

• Taos

• Santa Fe

What was the principal subject of O'Keefe's art after moving to Ghost Ranch?

• Portraits of people

• Abstract concepts

• Urban landscapes

• The landscape around the valley

Which natural landmark did O'Keefe refer to as her 'private mountain'?

• Kitchen Mesa

• PNA

• San Francisco de Asis Mission

• Santa Fe Mountain

Which human-made landmark did O'Keefe famously paint?

• The Grand Canyon

• San Francisco de Asis Mission

• The White House

• The Eiffel Tower