ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 7月7日 21時58分

Passionate about materials and craft, #GeorgiaOKeeffe brought a measured, fastidious approach to everything she did—from creating hand sewn garments to making paintings and works on paper. From the beginning, she had strong feelings about how her artwork should be displayed, handled, and preserved to the best effect. In 1946, she met her match in Caroline Keck, who at the time was a paintings conservator at the Brooklyn Museum. Keck was every bit as careful and methodical in her approach to conservation as O’Keeffe was to painting. The two women developed a close bond, corresponding over a nearly forty-year period during which Keck served as O’Keeffe’s personal conservator, trusted advisor, and friend. To learn more about this fascinating story, join us Friday, July 14 for a #bkmconservation lecture given by Lauren Bradley, Associate Paintings Conservator. Link in bio for tickets! #okeeffemodern

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