Excellent talk... good additional in depth!

Thank you for posting this program talk on KZbin! I’ve been looking for information on this painting for years. My family (my Grandparents, my father and his 10 siblings) were raised in Margaretville, NY and attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church their entire lives until moving to Florida in the late 70s. I have heard the lore of this painting and how its presence affected them in their young lives. One uncle described being frightened by the painting, but in seeing it again a few years ago when I found it online, he had a totally different way of looking at it. In the 70s, The Sacred Heart was running low on funds to keep the church afloat and reluctantly had to sell the beautiful artwork. Actually, the whole town was failing economically. My family had to move because all the grocery stores and restaurants closed and the only business left at that time was the liquor store. I feel drawn to someday visit the museum to see this masterpiece in person. As an artist myself, It makes me so happy to see how much this piece has been loved and cared for throughout the years. I’m hoping in 2025 that I am able to do a study of the painting to display in my own home. I appreciate the dedication of all involved in the conservation so that new generations can enjoy Georgia and her art!

The presenter adds 12 to whatever year a piece of art is dated to arrive at the artist's age at that time? OK was born in 1887, making an addition of 13 more accurate

Nightshade is a native plant. Calling it noxious is an error. Not wanting in this landscape could be reasonable but as a native it has many benefits in the web of life. Perhaps "preservation" favors species that fit within a certain heritage time period. That seems like an error to a non-expert such as myself.

Great presentation. I'm so glad it was recorded and posted. Thank you Georgia O’Keeffe Musem!

So beautiful 😊❤

Beautiful 😊❤

This is wonderful. Thank you. 🎨

Merci beaucoup pour cette présentation. Je suis artiste française et passionnée par l oeuvre de Georgia O Keffe .. je projette de venir en 2025 à Santa Fe au musée et pour visiter ces deux maisons pour comprendre encore mieux sa vie. 😊😍

❤Thank you! This is incredible ❤

very good to hear this guy . Made me fell calm .

Very interesting and informative take on the importance of Taos and New Mexico to American art and culture. Just a correction Robert Henri is not pronounced as if French but as "Hen Rye" -- he was from Nebraska. From art historian who has taught American art for 35 years.

Congratulations, Dr. Anderson, as "Magnificent Beauty," is striking, educational and aesthetically entertaining!

Interesting 🤔 and engaging conversation and expose' in real time. The clash of cross road cultures, colonial west colonization, modern medical treatment, native herbal medicinal health, indigenous art and history is very telling. As I've recently returned from my second only Taos Pueblo visit and stay in the area this video is definitely giving me food for thought. I😢m sad for the families whose pieces of pottery, painting and jewelry were appropriated. The love for the land and it's scapes O'keefe expressed thru her artistic expression I relate to in their physical forms. My overiding impressions are of an uplifting spiritual journey experienced within and without my being. The land is truly intriguing and enchanted giving visitors an opportunity to absorb it's magical effects. I am grateful for the welcoming recieved from many sources, at the same time understanding where it may not be the same reaction by all residents. A future with reperations to all villages, tribal members and their ancestors seems more than appropriate for a partial remedy. I believe we all in the human consciousness collective do what we know, until we know better and can do better when we are also able and willing to do so. Peace 🕊️ ♾️☮️🛐☯️💟

Maybe there is a book published about the following, but I have not found it: There are parallels between Georgia O'Keeffe and Frank Lloyd Wright. Both were born in rural Wisconsin and were affected by nature, both were revolutionaries whose personal life created controversy, both fell in love with the American Southwest and the desert life, and their art lives far after their passing.

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Love her lake paintings, the intensity of her colors reflect the intensity of the landscape❤️🧑‍🎨🦋

Would love to know the names of her fragrance shown in the slides!

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Did she write an autobiography? What is the name of the book? Thank you!

sorry...way too many uhms really wanted to enjoy this but impossible

What's beautiful that in 1918 during the pandemic everyone could still travel ... not like recently.

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She looks like a man; and how come with all those siblings she was the only one who had her own room?

Holy moly ppl.....if ur gonna speak in this fashion.....lock ur dam animals out of the room!!!! And the resume reading of the speakers is NOT needed!!!! I really don't give a flip of what they have done......I only want to hear them talk on the advertised topic!!!!

Really wonderful. Thank you.

Excellent talk!

Family dynamics can be so tough. I truly love Ida's art, and I would LOVE to see the other's art as well, sometime. Maybe it was some deep seated insecurities or fears that crept up in Georgia? Who knows. I related So much to so many traits of Georgia's before...but man if I don't love my sister as much as I love any human on this planet! In fact, we both do art and love it so much, but TRULY encourage one another in it. It hurts me some, that they lived and died having not encouraged each other in the arts to their fullest extent. I may be naive of something, true. Regardless, I am super thankful for getting to see what was able to be made and what survived. Would love to see the original lighthouse also, hope it is found one day. Thank you, Paula

Muchas gracias por la presentación. Estoy trabajando con una serie de obras que recuerda a Rebecca S J. y esta información me sirvió mucho. Lamentablemente, no hay un libro para leer con paciencia.

Fisk University c/o 2007 👏🏿👏🏿💛💙💛💙💛

i think it would be good to look also at her sister ida who was equally talented

What a wonderful opportunity you had! I was fortunate to photograph with Eliot Porter doing color. He enjoyed my unusual collection of photos while others were conventional perhaps trying to impress Eliot. I wonder how the two of them would have worked together, Ansel doing b/w while Eliot doing color????

Amazing!👌👍

Another fantastic about that, well done👌👏👏👏

Terrific research and presented so easily and understandably. Thank you!

Hello. Maybe it was mentioned before, but the sub-titles tell a different tale! Exotic is not erotic, for one.

So much talk - I'm out of here

I skipped through it ... there was so much in it that wasn't about Georgia, and she is who I stopped in for...

Boring

Everyone she allowed into her life assisted her.

I do not know who the narrator is but she should not narrate.

My thanks, each. Carry on! -Seb!

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As a long time Georgia O"Keiffe fan, I was astonished to learn about Ida and the youngest sister, Caroline artistic talents. I think Ida's lighthouse works are stunning. I'm now wondering if Georgia is famous more for her "brand" than her talent.

I have been trying to get out of California and can’t live in New Mexico for so long. I can’t wait hopefully within the next 3 to 4 years and the first place I’m going is her museum she is such a inspiration for me. I love New Mexico. I love all of her paintings are just so passionately, beautiful no words to describe my heart and I just filled with emotion everything I see that she’s done.

An interesting examination of a true vorticiste 🤍 thank you

The Arnold Newman portrait is interesting in how he makes Stieglitz primary and O'keeffe secondary. It would be telling to know if he placed them in this dynamic or if it was of their choosing, since the placement could be interpreted as misogyny.

uninspiring audio presentation, terribly disappointing. Ms. O'Keeffe's voice sounded nothing like this.