Abstraction White Rose 1927

"Abstraction White Rose" is a 1927 painting by Georgia O'Keeffe. Known for her large-scale floral paintings, O'Keeffe's "Abstraction White Rose" is a minimalist interpretation of a rose, focusing on its petals and the soft, sensual curves of its form. The painting uses a limited palette of cool colors, including blues, grays, and whites, which emphasize the delicate beauty and soft textures of the flower. The work is a prime example of O'Keeffe's signature style, which combines realistic imagery with abstract techniques to evoke a sense of intimacy and wonder.