O'Keeffe

[ oh-keef ]

noun

1. Georgia, 1887–1986, U.S. painter.

O'Keeffe

/ əʊˈkiːf /

noun

1. O'KeeffeGeorgia18871986FUSARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Georgia. 1887–1986, US painter, best known for her semiabstract still lifes, esp of flowers: married the photographer Alfred Stieglitz

Example Sentences

Georgia O’Keeffe’s painted flowers and skulls that are so female, they’re actually racy.

From Los Angeles Times

Corey O'Keeffe sums up the Barnsley mood as he beats the ball to the ground in frustration after conceding a second slightly cheap corner in the space of two minutes.

From BBC

Gluckman also designed spaces for the Dia art center and numerous art galleries in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, as well as the Mori Art Museum atop a Tokyo high-rise, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, N.M., and the Picasso Museum in Malaga, Spain.

From Los Angeles Times

Last year, the university's current president, José Padilla, launched a bizarre crusade to fund the renovation of a first-year dormitory by selling off a Georgia O’Keeffe painting, along with other signature works of art from the campus museum.

From Salon

In a dozen museums across the country, I looked for Rembrandt’s portraits, Bonnard’s landscapes, and Georgia O’Keeffe’s flowers.

From Salon