Which school did Georgia O'Keeffe attend in New York from 1907 to 1908?

Georgia O'Keeffe attended the Art Students League of New York from 1907 to 1908. The school provided practical instruction in drawing and painting and was an important stage in her early formal training.

At the Art Students League, O'Keeffe studied under William Merritt Chase, a prominent American painter and teacher. She won a scholarship for her work and received instruction in the academic tradition, including observational drawing and painting from models and still-life arrangements.

O'Keeffe had previously studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. After her New York studies, financial difficulties and changing views about academic art affected the direction of her education. She later worked as a commercial artist and teacher while developing a more personal approach.

Her subsequent abstractions were influenced by the ideas of Arthur Wesley Dow, whose teaching emphasized composition and design rather than simply copying visible nature. This shift helped O'Keeffe move from conventional training toward the simplified forms and abstractions that established her modernist career.