Which art school did Georgia O'Keeffe attend in New York before her early professional career?

Georgia O'Keeffe attended the Art Students League in New York. She studied there in 1907 and 1908 after earlier training at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

At the Art Students League, O'Keeffe studied under William Merritt Chase, a prominent American painter and teacher. Her work won a scholarship, reflecting the strength of her academic drawing and painting skills at the time.

O'Keeffe later moved away from conventional academic realism toward abstraction. Important influences included the ideas of Arthur Wesley Dow, whose teaching emphasized line, color, and compositional structure rather than simply copying appearances.

The Art Students League was one stage in a longer education rather than the complete explanation for O'Keeffe's mature style. Her later experiments with charcoal and watercolor helped lead to the abstract works that Alfred Stieglitz exhibited in New York in 1916.