Frank Stella

Works
  • Frank Stella, River of Ponds I , 1971
    River of Ponds I , 1971
  • Frank Stella, York Factory II, 1974
    York Factory II, 1974
  • Frank Stella, Lunna Wola (V), 1975
    Lunna Wola (V), 1975
  • Frank Stella, Grodno (I), 1975
    Grodno (I), 1975
  • Frank Stella, Yellow Journal, 1982
    Yellow Journal, 1982
  • Frank Stella, Swan Engraving Circle I, State V, 1983
    Swan Engraving Circle I, State V, 1983
  • Frank Stella, Moby Dick, from The Waves, 1989
    Moby Dick, from The Waves, 1989
  • Frank Stella, The Waves: Squid, 1989
    The Waves: Squid, 1989
  • Frank Stella, Libertinia, from Imaginary Places, 1995
    Libertinia, from Imaginary Places, 1995
  • Frank Stella, Coxuria, from The Geldzahler Portfolio, 1997
    Coxuria, from The Geldzahler Portfolio, 1997
  • Frank Stella, Aiolio, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
    Aiolio, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
  • Frank Stella, Orofena, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
    Orofena, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
  • Frank Stella, Paper Reliefs-Olyka (III), 1975
    Paper Reliefs-Olyka (III), 1975 Sold
  • Frank Stella, The Waves: The Quarter-Deck , 1989
    The Waves: The Quarter-Deck , 1989 Sold
  • Frank Stella, The Waves: Going Abroad, 1989
    The Waves: Going Abroad, 1989 Sold
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Biography
View works. Frank Stella, Aiolio, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
Aiolio, from Imaginary Places III, 1998
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Frank Stella is considered one of the most influential American artists of the post-war generation. Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s, he helped shepherd painting beyond Abstract Expressionism and towards Minimalism. Stella’s output has evolved from black-and-white striped paintings (which he created at the start of his career), to the irregularly shaped canvases of his bold 1970s “Polish Village” series, to the 3D-printed sculptures he produced in the 2010s. While the artist has a reputation for stylistic innovation, he views all of his works as part of a continuum. Stella cemented his place in art history in 1970 when, at age 33, he became the youngest artist to ever mount a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. He has since enjoyed major solo exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Kunstmuseum Basel, among other institutions, and his work belongs in public collections worldwide. His pieces regularly sell for seven figures at auction.
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