Which New Mexico house did Georgia O’Keeffe buy in 1945 and repeatedly paint?

Georgia O’Keeffe bought the Abiquiú house in 1945 and repeatedly painted it.

The property was a historic adobe house in Abiquiú, New Mexico, and O’Keeffe spent years renovating it before moving there in 1949. Its courtyard wall and a distinctive black door became recurring subjects in her paintings. She transformed an architectural detail into a carefully observed modernist image through repeated variation.

The house is now preserved as the Georgia O’Keeffe Home and Studio, a National Historic Landmark and museum site. It is separate from Ghost Ranch, another New Mexico location strongly associated with O’Keeffe. The Abiquiú paintings are especially useful for understanding how she turned familiar surroundings into abstract compositions through cropping, scale, color, and repetition.