
Written by Misti Kenison
Part of the Young Historians series
Georgia defies famous artists to paint her own way. Will they accept her vision?
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Georgia O’Keeffe faces pressure from iconic artists like Picasso and Kahlo to conform to their styles. Determined to stay true to her unique vision, she must navigate their critiques and stand her ground. As she paints her beloved flowers, will Georgia's persistence win over her peers, or will she be swayed by their influential voices? This playful tale introduces young readers to art history through a colorful cast of creative legends, celebrating individuality and the courage to follow one's own artistic path.
Good grief, Georgia O’Keeffe!Are you painting flowers again?Georgia O’Keeffe is proud of her artwork, but all of the other artists want her to do things their way. Pablo Picasso wants her to paint cubes. Frida Kahlo says you should only paint yourself. Coco Chanel thinks art should be worn, not painted. When Georgia stands her ground, eventually the other artists are happy to support her. Featuring appearances from famous artists, architects, designers, and more, the newest title in this irreverent board book series makes art history fun and approachable for even the youngest of readers.”
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