The Lawrence Tree NATZ VER!!!

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When was The Lawrence Tree made?

1929

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When and where was O’Keeffe born?

Wisconsin, 1887

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What university did O’Keeffe attend?

Art Institute of Chicago

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When did O’Keeffe enroll in the Art Institute of Chicago ?

1905

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When did O’Keeffe leave to study in New York?

1907

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Who did O’Keeffe learn painting from?

William Merritt Chase

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What book did Arthur Wesley Dow write?

Composition (1899)

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Composition by Dow derived its aesthetic principles from what culture?

East Asian, mainly Japanese

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How did Dow view music in relation to art?

As a non representational art that could serve as a model for abstraction

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What book by Kandinsky greatly influenced O’Keeffe’s artistic philosophy?

On the Spiritual in Art (1912, trans. 1914)

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Biomorphic abstraction often incorporates references to…

The human body, plants, trees, water, and landscapes

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What work by O’Keeffe retreats from recognizable imagery, using sound and music as a model?

Blue and green music (1918)

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James Abbot McNeil Whistler thought of his works as….

Harmonies and symphonies

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Blue and Green Music is heavily influenced by what 19th century painter?

James Abbott McNeil Whistler

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Kandinsky used what terms to describe his early experiments with non representational abstraction?

Improvisations and compositions

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In ‘On The Spiritual in Art’, Kandinsky claims paintings could be a….

“New symphonic construction”

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Describe Kandisnky’s work

Swirling and gesturing brushwork, ovoid, elongated, and bulbous forms, and echoes of floral or landscape elements

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Kandinsky MOST falls into what type of abstraction?

Biomorphic

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Besides O’Keeffe, what Stieglitz circle member was great influenced by Kandinsky?

Arthur G. Dove

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Dove used biomorphic abstraction to echo…

The syncopation of jazz music

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What work by Dove uses biomorphic abstraction to stimulate jazz music?

George Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue-Part I (1927)

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When did O’Keeffe begin visiting 291?

Early 1910s

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When did Stieglitz give O’Keeffe her first solo show?

1917

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After 1917, Stieglitz sponsored many O’Keeffe expos for _____ years

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What photos did Stieglitz take of O’Keeffe?

Close ups of her face and hands and naked torso

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When did O’Keeffe and Stieglitz marry?

1924

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How did Stieglitz view O’Keeffe artistically?

A “feminine voice” whose work was an unconscious reflection of an “inner self”

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What is O’Keeffe best known for?

Paintings of closely cropped, floral imagery

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What work did Marsden Hartley create of New Mexico?

Landscape No. 3 Cash Entry Mines (1920)

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What image(s) did O’Keeffe experiment with geometric abstraction?

Images of New York, including ‘The Shelton With Sunspots’ (1926)

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‘The Shelton With Sunspots’ features what building?

Skyscrapers

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When did O’Keeffe FIRST travel to New Mexico?

Late 20s

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While in New Mexico, O’Keeffe painted…

Animal skulls, pilgrimage crosses, and the desert landscape

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When did O’Keeffe move to Abiquiu, New Mexico?

1949

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Why did O’Keeffe permanently move to New Mexico?

Stieglitz passed away

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When did O’Keeffe die?

1986

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How old was O’Keeffe when she died?

98

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Where did O’Keeffe die?

Abiquiu, New Mexico

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When did Bert Geer Phillips and Ernest Blumenschein encounter Taos, New Mexico?

1898

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Taos Pueblo’s construction dates back around…

1,000 years

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What mountain chain is Taos Pueblo near?

Sangre de Cristo

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What language is spoken in Taos Pueblo?

Tiwa

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What aspects of Taos Pueblo attracted white audiences?

The architecture and religious and cultural heritage

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Who were the first modern artists to settle in Taos and also founded the Taos Art Colony?

Bert Geeer Phillips and Ernest Blumenschein

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What was the purpose of the Taos Art Colony?

To represent the local people, landscape, and traditions in a modernist style

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Who founded the Taos Society of Artists and when?

Blumenschein and 2 other painters, 1915

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What was the purpose of the Taos Society of Artists?

To provide Euro-American artists with support for publicizing and exhibiting their work

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By ______, the Aschan artist John Sloan began to mock how artists commercialized native culture

1927

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Who made the print “The Indian Detour”?

John Sloan

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When did Mabel Dodge move to Taos?

1917

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Dodge Luhan hosted gatherings to discuss…

Art, literature, and politics

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What individuals were guests at Dodge Luhan’s house?

D.H. And Frieda Lawrence, authors Jean Toomer, Thornton Wilder, and Carl Van Vechten, and artists O’Keeffe, Ansel Adams, and Marsden Hartley

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When did the Lawrences stay with Dodge Luhan?

1922

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After staying with Dodge Luhan, the Lawrences…

Purchased part of her property to use as a base between journeys to Mexico

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When did the Lawrences make travels to Mexico?

1922-25

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What controversial novels was Lawrence known for?

Women in Love (1920) and Lady Chatterlay’s Lover (1928)

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While in Taos, what did Lawrence create?

Literary criticism and part of The Plumed Serpent (1926)

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When did O’Keeffe stay with Dodge Luhan?

Summer 1929

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The needles of the tree more resemble…

Clouds or squirts of ink

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Who described the pines of the tree as an “Organic octopus-like form”?

Beth Harris

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Despite never meeting Lawrence, O’Keeffe admired him for…

His work’s honesty about relationships and its spiritual reverence for nature

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The position of the tree unmoors the spectator from…

Traditional recession and landscape perspectives

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When did Lawrence write “Pan In America’?

1926

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How does Lawrence describe trees in Pan in America?

As sentient, strong-willed, and powerful beings

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Lawrence and O’Keeffe both imagine nature as…

Forceful and beautiful

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What lends the tree “cosmic significance”?

It’s artistic and literary inspiration and the biomorphic abstraction

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What is the medium of The Lawrence Tree?

Oil on canvas