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Georgia O'Keeffe's "Black Iris" captivates with its use of dark colors, primarily black, purple, and maroon, alongside delicate touches of white and light pink. The painting features a symmetrical balance with an emphasis on the black part of the flower as the focal point, evoking a melancholic mood. As the flower blooms, it reflects a blend of beauty and sadness, reminiscent of personal memories, such as a garden. Ultimately, O'Keeffe’s unique style bridges emotion and nature, making "Black Iris" a poignant expression of her artistic vision.
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V.A Comp Assessment Daniela Patino 8-2
Black Iris • Georgia O’Keeffe
Description • I can learn that the artwork is called Black Iris and that the artist who drew it use dark colors . • I can recognize that the both pieces of art have dark colors but there are some parts that use light colors like white and a light pink . • I see some dark colors like black ,purple ,and maroon ,and the Black Iris is an oil on canvas
Analysis • The focal point is the black part od the Iris . Why ?Because it’s the center of the flower . • The balance is symmetrical and the mood of the Iris sad . • First it starts out large and then it decreases it looks normal . • The elements are repeated to create a pattern . • Yes, both hemispheres are identical if inverted at the right angle. There are organic patterns.
Interpretation • It’s a flower that is opening and blooming . • The artist wanted to give a sad feeling . • The Iris reminds me of my moms garden because she has them in her garden.
Judgment • It’s a success because it gives a sad feeling . • The work is unique because the artiest use dark colors and the flower represents what the artiest felt .