Photographs

This collection consists solely of photographic copy prints of The Georgia O'Keeffe Foundation's Photograph Collection prior to the transfer of the collection from The Foundation to the Museum. Over 1000 copy prints originally created by a variety of different known and unknown photographers document O'Keeffe's life and work.

This collection includes photographic materials related to Georgia O'Keeffe, her properties, travel, and artwork dating from 1894 to circa 1992. In addition to photographic prints and film, there are also original enclosures such as envelopes, boxes, and albums.

Georgia O'Keeffe, Fred and Ella Varnum, and Bly with sculpture, Judith. Probably photographed during the move from Oaklawn, house on the shore of Lake George, to a farmhouse on the same property. The sculpture, Judith, is by Moses Ezekiel.

Photograph was enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21. Handwritten on verso: G. after a hike up an arroyo

Photograph was enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21. Handwritten on verso: G. before her studio window

Enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21.

Photograph was enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21. Handwritten on verso: G. in the patio

Portrait of O'Keeffe standing in profile in the landscape, in front of an easel with a blank canvas and a rams skull with horns; O'Keeffe is wearing a blue jean jacket with her hair pulled back in a bun.

Enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21.

Photograph was enclosed in a letter from Maria Chabot to Alfred Stieglitz dated 1944-09-21. Handwritten on verso: G. in the patio

Georgia O'Keeffe, Herk Van Tongeren, and Ron Young with O'Keeffe's sculpture, Abstraction, at the Johnson Atelier. Photograph was cut out from a contact sheet.