Blue Line, 1919
Georgia O’Keeffe (1887 – 1984) America.
Oil on canvas.
Part of an exhibition of modernist artists with Margaret Preston and Grace Cossington Smith at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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theINFP 
the Blue line unfolds so many unknown layers of wonders
I agree, thank you for commenting.
my pleasure Robert 🙂
Ms O’Keefes paintings are brilliant but yonic no matter how one tries to argue otherwise.
Agreed.
I had to look up yonic, but guessed it expressed my first impression. It did. I was aware of O’keefe’s frequent symbolism. Glad to know I’m not just a yonic minded little old lady! 🙂
I had to look up yonic too! I like the soft organic lines in her work.
Keep your eyes on the blue line. Follow the expanding, now contracting blue line. Keep your focus there and let the periphery drink in the harmony of dark-light. You embrace the entirety. Good work, Robert.