There also is light blue and white shading coming from the navy oval shape near the base. The only object seen in this painting the flower itself-and we don't even see the whole flower. It is such a close up point of view that the edges of the petals are cut off. This particular painting seems to be that of a lily...
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Each side of the painting is similar. The light areas appear in the middle and top of the painting. The focal point is clearly the dark oval shape with the white line coming out of it. It is in the center of the painting. The rhythm seems to be circular, and calming and slow. It is peaceful. It is nature...
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art paper georgia O'Keefe She was inspired by the photographs of Paul Strand and Edward Weston.	1 / 258
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