Georgia O'keeffe (Sun Prairie, 1887 - Santa Fe, 1986) was an american artist, most known for her floral paintings.
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Her common themes are flowers and nature. Many times her work was interpreted to have a sexual connotation, since the flowers she painted were similiar to women genitals, but she has denied this in several ocations. Her husband Alfred Stieglitz was and art dealer and photographer, who took explicit and sensual photos of her which were thought to be the inspiration for her works as well. She also painted New York skyscrapers, and New Mexico landscapes.
Fauvist artists extended the visual vocabulary of post-impressionism by making their primary subject matter: Color. Fauvism
is a style of painting characterized by areas of bright, contrasting color and simplified shapes.
Silas Marner is usually considered to be a novel of motives. Sentimental novels dealt with emotional appeal while novels of manners presented the life in a certain society.