In 1916, Georgia O’Keeffe was just about to make her big splash, and her mind was soaked in modernist criticism, as she described to Anita Pollitzer in a letter:
“Been reading Wright’s Creative Will — Have you got it? If you haven’t I want to give it to you — It has been great to me — that’s why I want to give it to you . . . He gets me so excited that…
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