Georgia O'Keeffe

759.4

I had mixed feelings about this book after reading it. I liked how much information the books gives on Georgia O’Keeffe. For example, the book explains that Georgia was known for her bright paintings of natural items. The book also explains some personal aspects of Georgia's life, like her marriage to Alfred Stieglitz. Another thing I liked about the book was the organization. The books starts with Georgia's childhood, then moves onto her college years, followed by her time as a professional artist and finally her death. The organization makes for an easy read. The only thing that I do not like about this book is the lack of excitement. I had a hard time paying attention while reading so I can only imagine how an elementary student would feel while reading this book. Overall the main purpose of this book is to inform and it did a great job at that. However, this book is not engaging. ( )

All the things I know and all things I want to know about Georgia O'keefe are in this book. Her artwork is just extremely pretty. Her environment is just a view.