“Evokes the spirit of simplicity and contentment that makes both New Mexico and Georgia O’Keeffe enchanting.”—Austin Chronicle
“An extraordinary paean to dignity and grace in old age . . . a compelling portrait.”—Publishers Weekly
"This exquisite book is truly the work of an artist about another artist, a woman about another woman, and of caring with respect. It is through the prism of Christine Taylor Patten’s infinite sensibility as an artist and as a person that the life aesthetic of Georgia O’Keeffe is disclosed to us in this memoir of their encounter near the end of O’Keeffe’s life. An invaluable contribution to any understanding of O’Keeffe’s art, life and being and an example of true humanity and generosity of spirit in the relation between two great American artists of two generations."—
"This exquisite book is truly the work of an artist about another artist, a woman about another woman, and of caring with respect. It is through the prism of Christine Taylor Patten’s infinite sensibility as an artist and as a person that the life aesthetic of Georgia O’Keeffe is disclosed to us in this memoir of their encounter near the end of O’Keeffe’s life. An invaluable contribution to any understanding of O’Keeffe’s art, life and being and an example of true humanity and generosity of spirit in the relation between two great American artists of two generations."—
