Which New Mexico adobe house did Georgia O'Keeffe own and use as a studio?

Georgia O'Keeffe owned and used an adobe house in Abiquiú as a home and studio.

The property, now known as the Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio, was a neglected adobe compound when O'Keeffe first saw it. She had the house restored and made it her principal residence and working space after moving permanently to New Mexico.

A striking feature of the property is the black door set in a wall, which O'Keeffe repeatedly painted and photographed. The doorway became one of the most recognizable visual motifs associated with her Abiquiú home.

The house is separate from Ghost Ranch, another New Mexico location strongly connected with O'Keeffe. Ghost Ranch supplied many landscape subjects, while the Abiquiú property served as her settled home and studio.