Which museum organized Georgia O'Keeffe's first retrospective exhibition in 1946?

The Museum of Modern Art organized Georgia O'Keeffe's first retrospective exhibition in 1946.

The Museum of Modern Art, usually called MoMA, presented the retrospective in New York in 1946. The exhibition surveyed O'Keeffe's career and established her as a major American modernist rather than merely a painter associated with Stieglitz's circle.

The retrospective came shortly after Alfred Stieglitz's death. O'Keeffe had already achieved recognition, but the MoMA exhibition gave her work an important institutional assessment and broad public visibility.

This event is sometimes confused with later museum retrospectives, including the Whitney Museum's 1970 exhibition. MoMA's 1946 show was the first retrospective devoted to O'Keeffe, while later exhibitions expanded the historical interpretation of her work and influence.