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Georgia O’Keeffe flower print: Red Canna (1915) Modernist Giclée Art mucha it is an investment inStep into the vibrant, radical beginnings of American modernism with Georgia OKeeffes flower print from 1915, Red Canna. Painted during a highly experimental phase of her early career, this exquisite watercolor demonstrates OKeeffes pioneering shift toward abstraction through the intense observation of nature. The composition celebrates the explosive vitality of a blooming canna lily. Rather than rendering a traditional, distant botanical study,