Which city skyline did Georgia O'Keeffe paint from the Shelton Hotel?

Georgia O'Keeffe painted the New York City skyline from the Shelton Hotel.

O'Keeffe lived at the Shelton Hotel in Manhattan during the late 1920s and used its height and urban views as subjects. Paintings such as Radiator Building—Night, New York and Shelton with Sunspots, New York show the vertical architecture and artificial light of the city.

The Shelton, now known as the New Yorker Hotel, was a prominent residential hotel on Lexington Avenue. Its elevated position gave O'Keeffe views different from the low desert horizons she would later favor in New Mexico.

Her New York paintings are sometimes described simply as skyscraper paintings, but the city is the answer rather than a single building. She painted several structures and views, including the Radiator Building, from her urban surroundings.