Georgia O’Keeffe paintings to show at Courtauld
Eighteen previously unseen works inspired by her New Mexico home will be displayed in October 2027.
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Eighteen Georgia O’Keeffe paintings, many unseen in the UK before, will go on display at The Courtauld Gallery in October 2027. The exhibition, titled 'Georgia O’Keeffe: Ghost Ranch', will centre on works inspired by the artist's New Mexico home.
The Courtauld Gallery, located at Somerset House, will host the collection. This marks the first time these specific 18 paintings, drawn from O'Keeffe's time at Ghost Ranch, will be exhibited in Britain. O'Keeffe first moved to the New Mexico ranch in 1934, eventually making it her permanent home.
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The show will explore how the landscape of New Mexico influenced O'Keeffe's life and art. While known for her large-scale flower paintings, O'Keeffe also frequently depicted desert landscapes and animal skulls from the region.
The last significant exhibition of O'Keeffe's work in London was held at Tate Modern a decade ago. That show featured over 100 of her iconic pieces.
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