At which Virginia college did Georgia O'Keeffe teach from 1912 to 1914?

Georgia O'Keeffe taught at the University of Virginia from 1912 to 1914.

O'Keeffe worked as an art teacher at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville during the summers of 1912, 1913, and 1914. The position followed her study of new approaches to art education and her exposure to the ideas of Arthur Wesley Dow, whose teaching emphasized design, line, color, and composition.

Her time in Charlottesville was important because it came just before the breakthrough charcoal abstractions of 1915. O'Keeffe later returned to the University of Virginia in 1915 and 1916 for additional summer teaching, but the question's two-year period identifies her initial appointment.

The university is sometimes confused with the colleges and universities where she taught elsewhere, including West Texas State Normal College and Columbia University. O'Keeffe's teaching career preceded her full-time rise as a professional artist and shaped the experimental methods visible in her early work.