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Elizabeth Glassman is a prominent figure in the art world, known for her contributions to the understanding and appreciation of modern artists, particularly Georgia O'Keeffe. She has curated and written extensively about O'Keeffe's work, including notable publications such as "O'Keeffe On Paper." Glassman's insights into O'Keeffe's artistic process and her ability to convey the nuances of her work have made her a respected voice in art criticism and curation.

In addition to her work on O'Keeffe, Glassman has also been involved in various exhibitions and projects that highlight the significance of prints and drawings in art history. Her expertise spans several centuries of printmaking, as evidenced by her role in "Reading Prints: A Selection of 16th to Early 19th Century Prints from the Menil Collection." Through her scholarship, Glassman continues to influence the way contemporary audiences engage with historical artworks.