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Artist Georgia O'Keeffe bought a small house at Ghost Ranch in 1940 and spent decades painting the surrounding desert; a conservation plan now protects 6,000 acres from urban development
Clarín · north america
The painter transformed the deserts and rock formations of northern New Mexico into some of the most recognizable images of her work. A new conservation plan aims to preserve thousands of acres around Ghost Ranch.
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