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Artists: Georgia O'Keeffe
O'Keeffe was an American artist and teacher whose work uniquely connected feminine images with the processes of creativity and nature. She was a groundbreaker, both in terms of her unique personal relationship with her husband, Alfred Stieglitz, and in her creative projects.
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| The website, does a superb job of introducing the artist and describing her work, as well as her relationship with her husband. ( http://www.ellensplace.net/okeeffe1.html ) | ||
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Another insightful website contains the poetry of C.S. Merrill, O'Keefe's longtime assistant, associate and companion:
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| Days in a Life | ||
| For people interested in O'Keeffe, this site presents a special perspective that is not to be missed. ( http://www.well.com/user/cmerrill/okeeffe.html ) | ||
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Artists: Paul Cezanne
The life and struggles of Cezanne reveal incredible strength of character. Cezanne maintained a diligent relationship with his artistic ideals and craft in order to insure the intangible value of his work, regardless of critical or public opinion. He may have been a grumpy guy who took little pleasure in acclaim when it finally came his way, but he surely took personal pleasure in pursuing his projects on his own terms. To learn more about Cezanne, check out the Webmuseum: Cezanne:
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( http://sunsite.unc.edu/wm/paint/auth/cezanne/ ) | ||
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