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Georgia O Keeffe s husband suggested that her flower paintings resembled genitalia, however she rejected this notion and thought that the sexual interpretation was demeaning.

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Georgia O’Keeffe’s husband suggested that her flower paintings resembled genitalia, however she rejected this notion and thought that the sexual interpretation was demeaning.

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