Which museum organized Georgia O'Keeffe's major 1970 retrospective?

The Whitney Museum of American Art organized Georgia O'Keeffe’s major 1970 retrospective.

The exhibition in New York surveyed O'Keeffe’s career and confirmed her position as a leading American modernist. A retrospective differs from a single-theme display because it presents work across a substantial span of an artist’s development.

The Whitney’s exhibition was important not only for its scale but also for its timing. O'Keeffe had already been working for more than half a century, and the retrospective helped bring renewed attention to her achievement during a period when museums and critics were reassessing women artists.

The event is sometimes attributed to the Museum of Modern Art because that institution also mounted major modern-art exhibitions. However, the 1970 O'Keeffe retrospective was organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art.