Which 1927 Georgia O'Keeffe painting features two large red poppy blossoms?

Georgia O'Keeffe's 1927 painting featuring two large red poppy blossoms is Oriental Poppies. The work presents the flowers in a close, enlarged view that nearly fills the canvas.

O'Keeffe became widely recognized for paintings that magnified flowers and made their petals, folds, and color fields the dominant subject. Oriental Poppies is among the most famous examples of this approach and is held by the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

The painting is often discussed in relation to O'Keeffe's interest in abstraction. Although the subject is identifiable, the extreme cropping and scale shift the viewer's attention toward rhythm, color, and formal structure.

Oriental Poppies should not be confused with Red Canna, another large flower painting by O'Keeffe. Both use vivid red floral forms, but Oriental Poppies specifically depicts oriental poppies and dates from 1927.