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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Georgia O’keeffe Museum Will Explore New Ways to Engage the Public in Learning About the Art and Life of Georgia O’keeffe, One of the Most Important Artists of the 20TH Century. a User-friendly Searchable Browser Will Provide Free Access to All Known Artworks by the Artist, Including 1,009 Works in the O’keeffe’s Collection, as Well as 498 Works Held by an Additional 145 Organizations, With Related Images, Exhibition Histories, Archival Materials, and Other Data Associated With the Artist’s Catalog. the Project Will Bring Greater Meaning and Context to the Collections Held by the Museum and Institutions Across the Country, and Presents Opportunities for Future Research, Collaboration, and Engagement.
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