Printed 1968. Gelatin silver print Customarily, O’Keeffe wore black and white when photographers came to visit, but in 1958, she made an exception for Don Worth. She posed for him in a corner of her courtyard at Abiquiu wearing her white French work jacket over a red plaid dress. The artist is a light point at the center of an abstracted composition: flat planes of adobe and ground, the dark doorway, and geometric floor tiles. The metal butterfly chair frame balances the visual weight of the artist and is an example of her modernist taste in decor. (https://designlifenetwork.com/georgia-okeeffe-living-modern-virtual-tour/)