Which city was home to Georgia O'Keeffe's Manhattan studio from 1918?

Georgia O'Keeffe's Manhattan studio from 1918 was in New York City.

O'Keeffe moved to New York in 1918 at Alfred Stieglitz's invitation. She lived and worked there for much of the 1920s, creating paintings that included enlarged flowers, city architecture, and views from the windows of her apartment and studio.

Her New York period connected her to the city's emerging modernist art world. The urban environment became a subject in its own right, especially in paintings of skyscrapers. These works helped distinguish her from artists whose modernism was based primarily on European models.

O'Keeffe later spent increasing amounts of time in New Mexico and moved there permanently after Stieglitz died. Her career is therefore associated with both New York's skyline and the desert landscapes of the American Southwest.