Georgia O'Keeffe, especially with paintings like "New York City with Moon" (1926) and "The Shelton With Sun Spots" (1926), created her own more sensuous version of Precisionism, although her best-known works are not closely related to Precisionism, and it would be inaccurate to state that O'Keeffe (who vehemently resisted movement ties) was closely aligned with the Precisionist movement.