Frank Stella, an American painter who turned a dominant determine in postwar American artwork, notably with early minimalist works, died on Saturday, Could 4.
Frank Stella, an American painter who turned a dominant determine in postwar American artwork, notably with early minimalist works, has died at age 87, US media reported on Saturday, Could 4. His spouse, Harriet McGurk, instructed The New York Instances that he died of lymphoma, in his Manhattan house.
Stella launched his profession making spare work, some not supposed to supply viewers any visible stimulation and little shade, a stark distinction to summary expressionism of the period.
His early work included a collection of “pin stripe” work – giant works with exact black traces on clean canvas – which created a furor within the US artwork world.
Stella was acknowledged as a significant US artist earlier than he turned 25, and continued his profession over six a long time. He objected to critics’ calls for that he interpret his work with the oft-quoted phrase: “What you see is what you see.”
Stella later explored shade and type, sometimes making irregular formed work with geometric patterns. Stella turned more and more to three-dimensional works within the Seventies and Eighties, incorporating aluminum and fiberglass into his items, finally turning to freestanding sculptures for public areas. The Museum of Fashionable Artwork in New York supplied retrospectives of his work in 1970 and once more in 1987.
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