FRANK STELLA "AVERROES" LITHO, 1970 American Modernism To heighten the form's impact

To heighten the form's impact Aston elevates the cut-out with a structure of pins creating dramatic shadows

and numbered by the artist

75"H (framed)

While Town's abstract works had traditionally been critically and commercially embraced

"Neuschwanstein" is also one of the only landscapes in Warhol's oeuvre

FRANK STELLA "AVERROES" LITHO, 1970 American Modernism To heighten the form's impactIf one is interested in Frank Stella's association with Op Art, his hypnotic and minimal "Aluminum Series" from 1970 is a great introduction. The "Aluminum Series" prints were based on paintings he created in 1961. The titles were inspired by mostly literary allusions. In these works, Stella unites several of his most marked and insurgent artistic elements; the shaped canvas, the absence of color, the use of household paints, irrational geometry, and