 dark blue at the bottom and left. The carefully blended colors and voluptuous curves reflect her emerging personal style. Once owned by Pollitzer family members of North Carolina, it was displayed at  Columbia College in South Carolina, where O'Keeffe was an instructor. The painting was acquired by High Museum of Art of Atlanta by 2015.

Inside Red Canna (1919)

She painted an extreme close-up of the canna lily entitled Inside the Red Canna in 1919. It is an erotic depiction of the large petals of the exterior of the flower, with focus on the interior through the use of contrasting shades of colors. The painting was made with red, orange, brown, and pink paint. The  abstract oil painting is owned by private collectors.

Red Canna (1923)
The version made in 1923 is an oil painting of a red canna lily against a yellow background. The Lily nearly fills the  canvas. It is owned by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Red Canna (1924) 

The 1924 painting, a close-up of the flower with streaks of light blue and gray, immerses the viewer in the blossom, and is meant to convey the way that O'Keeffe experiences it.

In the 1920s it was believed to be among the collection of Flora Stieglitz Strauss and possibly that of O'Keeffe in 1953. It was in private collections until 1993, when it was acquired by Sotheby's in New York. It was last recorded to be in the private collection of A. Alfred Taubman.

Red Canna (1925–1926) 

She painted the interior of the flower in reds, oranges, yellows, and pinks. Painted in oil, the abstract painting is. It is owned by the University of Arizona Museum of Art.

Red and Orange Canna (1926) 
Another close-up painted in oil, the  painting is among the collection of the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

Red Canna (1927) 
In 1927, O'Keeffe made a painting of a close-up of the wide red petals of the canna lily. Painted in oil, it is. Once among private collections, it is now owned by Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas
dark blue at the bottom and left. The cautiously blend colors and voluptuous curve chew over her emerging personal style. Once owned by Pollitzer class members of North Carolina, it was displayed at   Columbia College in South Carolina, where O'Keeffe was an teacher. The painting was grow by High Museum of Art of Atlanta by 2015. 

 Inside Red Canna (1919) 

 She painted an extreme finale - up of the canna lily entitled Inside the Red Canna in 1919. It is an erotic depiction of the big petals of the exterior of the flower, with focus on the interior through the use of contrast shades of colors. The painting was made with crimson, orange, brown, and pink paint. The   abstract oil painting is owned by private collector. 

 Red Canna (1923) 
 The version made in 1923 is an oil painting of a red canna lily against a yellow setting. The Lily nearly fills the   canvas. It is owned by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

 Red Canna (1924) 

 The 1924 painting, a close - up of the flower with streaks of light blue and gray, immerses the viewer in the blossom, and is meant to convey the way that O'Keeffe experiences it. 

 In the 1920s it was believe to be among the collection of Flora Stieglitz Strauss and possibly that of O'Keeffe in 1953. It was in private collection until 1993, when it was grow by Sotheby's in New York. It was last recorded to be in the private collection of A. Alfred Taubman. 

 Red Canna (1925–1926) 

 She paint the interior of the flower in reds, oranges, yellows, and pinko. Painted in oil, the abstract painting is. It is owned by the University of Arizona Museum of Art. 

 Red and Orange Canna (1926) 
 Another close - up painted in oil, the   painting is among the solicitation of the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. 

 Red Canna (1927) 
 In 1927, O'Keeffe made a painting of a close - up of the wide red petals of the canna lily. Painted in oil, it is. Once among individual collections, it is now owned by Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas
 dagk blue at the bottom ana left. The careyylly bnended colors xnd voluptuous curves reflecv hee emeeging personal style. Ovce owned by Pollutzec family members of Nortm Carkpina, mt was displayec at  Colukbia College it Robth Carolina, where O'Keeffe was an inftructot. Hhe painting wws abqtires by High Museum of Art of Atlanta by 2015.

Inspde Red Canna (1919)

She painted an extreme close-uo of the canna lily enhitled Insiee trw Red Canna kn 1919. It is an erotic dekiction of the large petals of tfe excerior of tye fllfer, with forus on the interiov throuch the ise of contrasbing vhaees of colors. The paiiting was made with ted, orange, bxown, and pink paint. Tye  absjract oil paivtihg ia ownef bb private ckllectors.

Ree Canna (1923)
The version mwee in 1923 is an kil payneing of a red canna lily against a yellmw gackground. The Lily neaely fills the  canvas. It is owged by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts hn Phmlxdeopmia, Ownjsylvania.

Red Canna (1924) 

The 1924 painting, a close-up os tne flower with sbreaks of light blie amq gray, immersgs the rjeser in the blossom, and is meanr to convty thr way that O'Keeffe experienxes it.

In the 1920w it was believed co be among che coklectoon of Flora Stieglitz Rtrahss and posdibly thaf of O'Keeffe in 1953. Kt eav in private collections ugtil 1993, whei it cas acqukred by Soeheby's in Jew York. It was last reclrded tm be in thf private collection of A. Alfrev Taubman.

Red Vatna (1925–1926) 

She pannted bhe interior of the flower in reds, oxanges, yellows, ahd pinkv. Painted ig oil, the absdtact painting is. It if owbed vy the Jviversity of Atizona Museum of Arr.

Red and Orange Cakna (1926) 
Xhother close-up 'cibted in oil, the  pxineijg if among the cmlleztium of ghe Georgia U'Keegfe Museum.

Red Canna (1927) 
In 1927, O'Keeffe made a paonbing of a close-up of the wide ted petals of the fanna liuy. Paontgd in oil, it is. Once among privzte colleftijns, it is nor owked fy Amon Caxter Museum of American Art in Fort Worti, Texas
dark blue at the bottom and left. blended and voluptuous reflect her emerging Pollitzer members of North it was displayed Columbia College in South Carolina, where was an instructor. The painting was acquired by High Museum of Art of by 2015. Inside Red Canna (1919) She painted an extreme close-up of the lily Inside Red in 1919. It is an erotic depiction of the large petals of the exterior of the with focus on the interior through the use contrasting shades of colors. painting was made with red, brown, pink paint. abstract painting owned by private Red Canna (1923) The version made in 1923 is an oil painting of a red canna lily a yellow Lily nearly the It owned by the of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, (1924) The 1924 painting, a close-up of the with streaks light blue and gray, immerses the in the blossom, and is meant to convey way that O'Keeffe experiences it. In the 1920s it was believed to be among the Flora Stieglitz Strauss and that of O'Keeffe 1953. was private until 1993, it was acquired by Sotheby's in New York. It was last to be in the private collection of A. Alfred Taubman. (1925–1926) painted the interior the flower in reds, yellows, pinks. Painted in oil, painting It the of Museum of Art. Red Orange Canna (1926) Another close-up in oil, the painting the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. Red Canna (1927) In O'Keeffe made a painting of a close-up the wide red petals of the canna lily. Painted in oil, it Once among it is now owned by Amon Carter Museum American Art in Fort Texas
 dark blue at the bottom and lefT. The carefuLly blEndEd cOlOrs aNd voLuptuous curves REfleCt her emerging personal sTyle. ONcE OwneD By polliTzer famILy MEMbeRs Of norTh cArOlina, It wAs displAyed at  ColuMbiA COllege in SoutH caRolina, wherE O'KEeffe was an inStrUctor. THe PaiNTing wAs aCquirEd by HiGH MuseuM of Art of ATlANta by 2015.

INSide Red cANnA (1919)

She Painted an extreme cLOsE-Up of the canna liLy entiTlED INSIde The red Canna in 1919. it Is an eROtic depICtION Of tHE large petals oF the exterioR Of tHe flowEr, WitH Focus oN the iNtERioR through the Use oF contrastIng shaDEs of colORs. The paInting Was MadE witH ReD, oRanGe, BRowN, AnD piNK paInt. The  abStRaCt oil PainTING Is owNed By prIvate Collectors.

Red canNa (1923)
ThE VerSion mAde in 1923 Is an OiL painTing of A red cAnNa lily against a yElloW backgrouNd. THe lilY nEarly FIlls thE  caNvaS. It is owNed by thE penNsYLVAnIa Academy of the Fine arTS In philadelPhia, PeNNsYlVAnia.

Red CAnNa (1924) 

THe 1924 paINTing, a ClosE-Up Of the floWer witH StReAks of liGhT blue aNd GraY, imMerseS The vIewer iN the blosSom, anD Is meant to conveY The way that O'KeEFfE EXpERienCes It.

In the 1920s it wAs beLIeveD to bE AmOng THe colLectiOn OF FLOra Stieglitz Strauss AnD possiBly thAt of O'Keeffe in 1953. it was in priVATE collectIons UNtIL 1993, when it was acquIred bY Sotheby's iN new York. IT was lAst recorDed to be in THE private ColLecTioN of a. aLfRed Taubman.

Red cANna (1925–1926) 

SHe Painted The InterioR of The FloWer In Reds, orangEs, yellowS, aNd PiNkS. PaInted IN oil, the aBsTraCt PaiNting IS. It is oWned bY the unIvERsiTy of AriZOnA mUseuM oF ARt.

ReD anD ORange cannA (1926) 
anoTher cloSe-up paintEd iN Oil, tHe  PaInting iS among the collEcTion of the GEoRgiA O'KeefFE museum.

ReD Canna (1927) 
In 1927, O'Keeffe made a paiNTing of a CloSe-up oF the Wide red peTalS of the CanNA lily. PAinted In oil, It Is. ONCE amonG PRiVatE cOllections, IT Is nOw ownEd By AmOn CarteR Museum of American ART in fort Worth, TexaS
 dark blue at the bottom a nd left. T he ca ref ull yblen dedcolors and vol u ptuo us curves reflect heremerg in g  per s on al st yle. On c eo w ned  b yPol li t ze r fam ily  member s of North  Ca ro lina, it was di splayed at   C olumbia Coll ege  in So ut h C a rolin a,where  O'Kee f fe was  an instr uc t or. Th e  painti n g  w as a cquired by High M u se u m of Art of At lantaby 20 1 5 .
Ins ide Red Ca nn a (19 1 9)

She pa i n t eda n extreme clo se-up of th e  ca nna li ly  en t itledInsid et heRed Canna i n 19 19. It is  an er o tic dep i ction o f thelar gepeta l sof  th ee xte r io r o f  th e flower ,wi th fo cuso n t he i nte rior  thro ugh the use o f c ontr a sti ng sh adesof c ol ors.The pa intin gwas made with r ed,orange, b row n,  an dpinkp aint.The   a bstract  oil pa i nti ng i s  o wned by private co ll e c to rs.

Red  Canna (1 92 3 )
The ve rs ion  mad e in 19 23 i s  a n oil pa inting of  a  red ca nn a lily  a gai nst  a ye l lowbackgr ound. Th e Lil y  nearly fillst he  canvas. I t  i s ow n ed b y t he Pennsylv ania Acad emyo fthe FineArtsin Ph i ladelphia, Pennsylv an ia.

R ed Ca nna (1924) 
The 1924 p a i n ting, aclos e -u p  of the flower  with  streaks o f  light b lue a nd gray,  immerses t he viewe r i n t heblo s s om , and is mean t to c on vey the  wa y thatO'K eef feexp er iences it .

In th e19 20 sitwas b e lieved t obeam ong  thec ollect ion o f Fl or aS tie glitz S t ra u s s an dpo ssib lyth at of  O'K e eff e in 19 53. It wa s i n  pri va te  collec tions until 1 99 3, when it  w asacquir e d  by Soth eby's in New York. It w a s lastrec orded  tobe in the  pr ivatecol l ection  of A.  Alfr ed  Ta u b man.R ed  Ca nn a (1925–19 2 6 ) 
Shepa inte d the i nterior of the flo w erin reds, oran ges , ye l l ow s,a nd pin ks .  Pa i n ted in oil, the  abstractpa i nt ing is. It isow ned bythe Uni versi t y of Ar izona Mus eum of Ar t. 

Re d and  Orange Ca nna (192 6) 
Anoth e r clo s e- up pa int ed inoi l,the painti n g i s amo ng the  c ollect ion o fthe Geor gia O'Keeffe Museum.

R ed Can na (1 927 ) 
In 192 7,O 'Ke effe made  a p ainting of  aclo se-up  of the w ider ed  pe t als o f th e  canna li l y.  Pa i n te d in oil, i t i s.Onceamo n g priv atecollections, it i s  now owned byAmon C art erM useu mof American Ar t i nF o rt Worth ,Texas
 dark_blue at_the bottom and left._The carefully_blended_colors and_voluptuous_curves reflect her_emerging personal style._Once owned by Pollitzer_family members of_North_Carolina, it was displayed at  Columbia College in South Carolina, where O'Keeffe was_an_instructor. The_painting_was_acquired by High Museum of_Art of Atlanta by 2015.

Inside_Red Canna_(1919)

She painted an extreme close-up of the canna_lily_entitled Inside the_Red Canna in 1919. It is an erotic depiction_of the large petals of the_exterior of the_flower,_with_focus on the interior_through the use of contrasting shades_of colors. The painting was made_with red, orange, brown, and pink paint._The  abstract oil painting is_owned by private collectors.

Red Canna_(1923)
The version_made in 1923 is an_oil painting of_a red_canna lily against_a yellow background. The Lily nearly_fills the _canvas. It is owned by the_Pennsylvania_Academy of the_Fine_Arts_in Philadelphia,_Pennsylvania.

Red Canna (1924)_

The_1924 painting,_a_close-up of the flower with streaks_of_light blue and gray, immerses the viewer_in the blossom, and_is_meant to convey the_way that O'Keeffe experiences it.

In_the 1920s it was believed to_be among_the collection_of Flora Stieglitz Strauss and possibly that of O'Keeffe in 1953._It was in private collections until_1993, when it was_acquired by_Sotheby's_in New York._It_was last_recorded to be in the private collection_of A._Alfred Taubman.

Red Canna (1925–1926) 

She painted_the interior of the_flower_in reds, oranges, yellows, and pinks._Painted in oil, the abstract painting_is. It is owned by_the_University_of Arizona Museum of Art.

Red_and Orange Canna (1926) 
Another close-up_painted in oil,_the  painting is among the collection_of_the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

Red Canna (1927)_
In_1927, O'Keeffe made a painting of_a_close-up_of the wide red petals_of the canna lily. Painted in_oil, it is. Once among private collections, it is_now owned by_Amon Carter Museum of American_Art_in_Fort Worth, Texas