Which 1946 museum retrospective honored Georgia O'Keeffe after Alfred Stieglitz's death?

The 1946 museum retrospective honoring Georgia O'Keeffe was titled Georgia O'Keeffe.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York presented the exhibition in 1946. It was the museum's first retrospective devoted to a woman artist, making it a significant institutional milestone as well as an important recognition of O'Keeffe's career.

The exhibition opened shortly after Alfred Stieglitz died in July 1946. Stieglitz had been a crucial early promoter of O'Keeffe, but by this point her reputation rested on a substantial body of work developed across several decades.

The exhibition title was simply Georgia O'Keeffe, not the longer titles used by some later surveys and catalogs. That distinction matters because O'Keeffe has since been the subject of many retrospectives, including exhibitions organized by museums in the United States and abroad. The 1946 MoMA show remains notable for its pioneering status.