Which museum holds Georgia O'Keeffe's painting Black Iris?

The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds Georgia O'Keeffe's painting Black Iris.

Black Iris is a 1926 oil painting from O'Keeffe's series of enlarged flowers. It presents the flower close to the picture plane, using dark tones and tightly organized forms to make a small natural object appear monumental and abstract.

The painting entered the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where it is part of the museum's holdings of modern American art. O'Keeffe's flower paintings are often described through symbolic interpretations, but she consistently emphasized the visual experience of looking closely at overlooked natural forms.

Black Iris is sometimes mixed up with Black Iris III or with other works that use similar titles. O'Keeffe made several iris paintings, so the exact title and version matter when identifying the museum object.