Which New Mexico mountain did Georgia O'Keeffe paint repeatedly throughout her career?

Georgia O'Keeffe repeatedly painted Cerro Pedernal in New Mexico.

Cerro Pedernal is a flat-topped mountain in northern New Mexico, visible from areas where O'Keeffe lived and worked. Its distinctive silhouette became one of her recurring subjects. She simplified the mountain into strong horizontal and vertical forms, sometimes showing it with clouds, bones, or the surrounding desert rather than treating it as a conventional landscape view.

O'Keeffe once described Cerro Pedernal as her private mountain and famously said that God told her she could have it if she painted it enough. The quotation is widely associated with her, but the mountain's importance is also visible directly in her repeated works. After her death, her ashes were scattered over the mountain, giving Cerro Pedernal an additional connection to her biography.