Georgia O'Keeffe:
And the Eros of Place
Bram Dijkstra

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	Preface
I	The Fifty-ninth Street Studio	3
II	The American Background	10
III	Tonalism versus Technocracy	20
IV	Adding Muscle to American Art	32
V	The Body in the Landscape	46
VI	The Landscape in the Body: John Vanderpoel	52
VII	The Hazards of Humanism in a Modernist Environment	65
VIII	The "Woman Artist" and the Great Transition	79
IX	Technocracy versus the Color of Mood	97
X	The Masses and the Matter of Mind	109
XI	Economics and the Myth of Modernist Martyrdom	123
XII	Modernism and the Politics of Gender	128
XIII	Lighthouses and Fog: The Watercolors	147
XIV	Stieglitz and the American Tradition	162
XV	Stieglitz's Dreams of Femininity and Materialism	167
XVI	The Boy in the Dark Room: The Fifty-ninth Street Studio Once More	175
XVII	The Revenge of the Rhetoricians of Gender	190
XVIII	No Ideas but in Things: The First Postmodernist Era in American Art	203
XIX	Barns and Apples	210
XX	Flowers and the Politics of Gender	222
XXI	O'Keeffe and New York City	230
XXII	An American Place?	237
XXIII	Forms beyond Time	249
	Bibliography of Works Cited	253
	List of Illustrations	259
	Index	263

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