Georgia O'Keeffe 1922

This 1922 photograph, taken by Alfred Stieglitz, captures Georgia O'Keeffe, his wife and muse, looking out from a window. Stieglitz is renowned for his pioneering work in modern photography, particularly for his portraits and his use of close-up framing, seen here. The image's stark black and white tones and focus on O'Keeffe's intense gaze highlight the artist's individuality and create a powerful, minimalist aesthetic. The work is often interpreted as a representation of O'Keeffe's inner strength and independence, while also embodying Stieglitz's deep admiration for her.