An exhibition in the spirit of American modernism
Peaches, after Georgia O'Keeffe
A small gallery of fruit studies — blossoms, halves, and warm orchard light — painted in homage to O'Keeffe's intimate, magnified way of seeing.
View the collection
On the subject
“Nobody sees a flower, really — it is so small. We haven't time, and to see takes time.”
The peach, magnified until it fills the frame, asks the same patience O'Keeffe asked of her flowers: to slow down, and to look closely at something ordinary until it becomes strange and whole.
The Collection
Six studies in fruit and light
Select a work to view it in full. Each piece is an homage rendered in the manner of Georgia O'Keeffe.