Which New York art dealer and photographer became Georgia O'Keeffe's husband in 1924?

Alfred Stieglitz became Georgia O'Keeffe's husband in 1924.

Stieglitz was a pioneering photographer, publisher, and gallery owner who helped introduce modern European art to American audiences. He first encountered O'Keeffe's work when her friend Anita Pollitzer showed him some of her charcoal drawings in 1916. Stieglitz exhibited those drawings without O'Keeffe's initial permission, beginning a relationship that became both professional and personal.

They married on December 24, 1924. Stieglitz was born in 1864, making him more than twenty years older than O'Keeffe. He photographed her extensively, and those portraits became a significant part of the visual record of her life and career.

Their marriage continued until Stieglitz died in 1946. O'Keeffe later became the executor of his estate and helped establish his artistic legacy. Their relationship is important, but O'Keeffe's reputation does not rest solely on Stieglitz's promotion; she developed an independent body of work that continued long after his death.