In which New York City neighborhood did Georgia O'Keeffe live at the Shelton Hotel?

Georgia O'Keeffe lived at the Shelton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.

The Shelton, now known as the New York Marriott East Side, opened in 1923 and was one of New York's early large residential hotels for women and men. O'Keeffe lived there in the mid-1920s, when the city and its architecture were becoming increasingly important subjects in her work.

From the hotel's upper floors, she could see skyscrapers and the changing urban skyline. Paintings such as Radiator Building—Night, New York reflect her interest in the dramatic shapes, lights, and vertical scale of Manhattan rather than treating the city as a mere background.

The Shelton is often described simply as being on Lexington Avenue, but the neighborhood answer is Midtown Manhattan. O'Keeffe's urban paintings form one strand of her career alongside her later flower, bone, landscape, and New Mexico images.