What was the title of Georgia O'Keeffe's 1927 painting of enlarged red flowers?

Georgia O'Keeffe's 1927 painting of enlarged red flowers is titled Oriental Poppies.

Oriental Poppies is an oil painting made by O'Keeffe in 1927. It presents large, intensely colored red and orange poppy blossoms against a dark background. The scale encourages viewers to examine the flowers as abstract shapes rather than as a conventional small botanical study.

O'Keeffe became famous for close-up images of flowers during the 1920s. She explained that people often overlooked flowers because they were small, so she painted them large enough to command attention. Her flower paintings are frequently discussed in relation to modernism, abstraction, and the ambiguity between recognizable nature and pure form.

Oriental Poppies is sometimes mixed up with Red Canna, another flower painting by O'Keeffe, or Black Iris, a darker iris image. Those are separate works with different subjects and dates.