Moves to Shelton Hotel, starts skyscraper paintings.
On January 1, 1925, Georgia O'Keeffe relocated to the Shelton Hotel, a skyscraper in New York, which inspired her Skyscrapers series. This move marked a significant thematic shift in her work from nature's forms to the towering structures of the city. These paintings played a crucial role in modernist art, capturing the evolving American landscape and showcasing O'Keeffe's adaptability and innovative vision, thus reinforcing her pivotal status in the art world.