Come with us, far from politics and disasters and overweening technology — back to timeless New Mexico, and Georgia O’Keeffe’s Abiquiu refuge. She carried this ‘rack’ of antlers home from a desert walk. Devoted helpers mounted it. No more appropriate welcome to her home and studio exists than the abstract simplicity of this doorway, and its iconic crest.
Georgia’s Door, Home and Studio, Abiquiu, New Mexico
Georgia’s Favorite Tree
Essential Ladders to Tend Adobe Rooftops
Magnificent Guide, Barbara, and Georgia’s Garden, being restored by local students
Georgia’s Original Trees and Restored Garden, flood-irrigated once each week
Georgia’s River-Washed Stone Collection – Rio Grande Not Far
Early Georgia O’Keeffe Sculpture
Georgia’s View of “Her” Mountain – Pedernal – Where Her Ashes Rest
Georgia’s Winding Abiquiu Road
Barbara Showing Us Georgia’s Extreme Abstraction of Her Abiquiu Road
Sheep Below Georgia’s Bedroom and Studio
Georgia’s Iconic Doorway – Catalyst for Countless Southwest Abstractions
Georgia’s Outdoor Stones as SHE Arranged Them
Georgia’s Irrigated Restored Garden, flowers and foods, with marigolds for pest control
Farewell View, Around the Corner from Georgia’s Studio and Austere Bedroom
Garden Gateway, Abiquiu Inn — Where You Lunch and Catch Bus for Scheduled Visit to Georgia O’Keeffe’s Home & Studio
Abiquiu Inn Cottonwoods, and the Cotton Bits Were Floating Like Snow
Abiquiu Inn Farewell
Abiquiu Inn Acequia — Carrying Scarce and Precious Water from the Rio Grande
