#Frank Stella

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Frank Stella, Talladega Three I, (etching on paper), 1982 [Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN. © Estate of Frank Stella / ARS, New York]

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Whats crazy is that Stella's earliest works are all minimalist, like this piece. But later in life? He did works like THIS:

Its just a remarkable progression for an artist sometimes referred to as the "father of minimalism" to end up at

FRANK STELLA

Moultonboro II, 1966

Fluorescent alkyd and epoxy paints on canvas

110 x 120 x 4 inches

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Mario Giacomelli, Paesaggio | Presa di coscienza sulla natura, 1976-1980 VS Frank Stella, Albeit Macht Frei, Black Series I, 1967

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Edmond Simpson "CatBox" (Stella) (05-24)

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Frank Stella (American, 1936-2024), Sinjerli Variation IV, 1977. Color lithograph and screenprint on Arches Cover, 32 x 42 in. Numbered 89/100

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Hollis Frampton, The Secret World of Frank Stella, 1958-1962

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by Frank Stella, 1966

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Frank Stella, Fez (2), 1964

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motion/color study: Kufa Gate Shape 1967 by Frank Philip Stella

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Frank Stella, Untitled, (synthetic polymer paint and pencil on paper), [1968] [MoMA, New York, NY. © Estate of Frank Stella / ARS, New York]

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FRANK STELLA

The Grand Armada (IRS-6, 1X), 1989

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Frank Stella

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Frank Stella (May 12, 1936–May 4, 2024) “Gobba, Zoppa e Collotorto” [oil, urethane enamel, fluorescent alkyd, acrylic, and printing ink on etched magnesium and aluminium, 1985]

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Frank Stella (American, 1936-2024), Itata, 1964. Metallic powder in polymer emulsion on shaped canvas, 77 ½ x 134 5⁄8 in.