What was the title of Georgia O'Keeffe's first published autobiography, released in 1976?

Georgia O'Keeffe's first published autobiography, released in 1976, was titled Georgia O'Keeffe. The book was created with journalist and editor Juan Hamilton and presents O'Keeffe's memories, statements, and reflections on her life and work.

The volume is valuable because O'Keeffe was famously careful about how her work and biography were represented. She discussed her childhood, education, artistic development, marriage to Alfred Stieglitz, travels, and life in New Mexico. Her own voice offers an important counterweight to interpretations imposed by critics and biographers.

The title is easy to confuse with My Faraway One, a later collection of O'Keeffe's letters edited by Sarah Greenough, or with exhibition catalogues and biographies carrying similar wording. Georgia O'Keeffe is specifically her autobiographical book, rather than a collection of correspondence or a critical study.