Georgia O’Keeffe made significant artistic contributions to American modernism through her bold use of color and innovative approaches to form. Known for her distinctive paintings of flowers, landscapes, and bones, O’Keeffe expanded the boundaries of traditional representation, emphasizing the beauty of the natural world. Her works, often exploring themes of feminine identity and personal expression, challenged existing artistic norms and paved the way for future abstract art. As a prominent female artist in the 20th century, O’Keeffe's influence extended beyond her art, as she became an icon of empowerment and innovation in the art world.