“Polar Co-ordinates for Ronnie Peterson:” No. VI

Artist	STELLA, Frank　フランク・ステラ　1936-2024
Title	“Polar Co-ordinates for Ronnie Peterson:” No. VI
Date	1980
Material/ Technique	lithograph and screenprint
Size (cm)	97.8×96.5 (sheet)

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STELLA, Frank

	1936-2024
Biography	American painter/sculptor. Born in Massachusetts. After studying history at Princeton University, he moved to NYC. From 1958, he produced the “Black Painting” series that filled the entire plane with parallel black stripes. In 1960, he began to use shaped canvas that unified bent stripes with the form of the entire canvas. This style gradually incorporated colors and curved lines. In the 1970s, he broadened the scope of his painting styles by making a complete shift from the striped pattern to creating a relief-type work composed of metal plates in intricate forms, colored with vigorous brushstrokes. In 1982 and 1991, his solo exhibitions were held at our museum. In 1993, he produced “YAWATA Works” in an open-studio style at a factory in the city of Kitakyushu.

1936-2024

Biography

American painter/sculptor. Born in Massachusetts. After studying history at Princeton University, he moved to NYC. From 1958, he produced the “Black Painting” series that filled the entire plane with parallel black stripes. In 1960, he began to use shaped canvas that unified bent stripes with the form of the entire canvas. This style gradually incorporated colors and curved lines. In the 1970s, he broadened the scope of his painting styles by making a complete shift from the striped pattern to creating a relief-type work composed of metal plates in intricate forms, colored with vigorous brushstrokes. In 1982 and 1991, his solo exhibitions were held at our museum. In 1993, he produced “YAWATA Works” in an open-studio style at a factory in the city of Kitakyushu.

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“Polar Co-ordinates for Ronnie Peterson:” No. VI