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Frank Stella Poster

Frank Stella Exhibition Poster, Offset Print, Contemporary Art

Frank Stella Exhibition Poster, Offset Print, Contemporary Art

By Frank Stella

Located in Brooklyn, NY

significant artifact that commemorates Frank Stella’s extensive body of work from 1967-1982. This exhibition

Category

20th Century Contemporary Prints and Multiples

Materials

Offset

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Frank Stella Prints 1967-1982 Vintage Exhibition Poster University of Michigan
Frank Stella Prints 1967-1982 Vintage Exhibition Poster University of Michigan

Frank Stella Prints 1967-1982 Vintage Exhibition Poster University of Michigan

By Frank Stella

Located in Keego Harbor, MI

A monumental vintage exhibition poster on board featuring “Frank Stella, Prints 1967-1982” at

Category

Late 20th Century Posters

Materials

Paper

Frank Stella Protractor VI Serigraph Poster, 1968
Frank Stella Protractor VI Serigraph Poster, 1968

Frank Stella Protractor VI Serigraph Poster, 1968

Located in Astoria, NY

Frank Stella (American, b.1936), "Protractor Variation VI", Serigraph Poster in Colors, 1968, from

Category

Late 20th Century American Craftsman Posters

Materials

Paper

Lincoln Center Festival Exhibition Poster

Lincoln Center Festival Exhibition Poster

By Frank Stella

Located in Brooklyn, NY

Original poster designed by Frank Stella for the Lincoln Center Film Festival in 1967. Each year

Category

1960s Minimalist Abstract Prints

Materials

Offset

Framed Frank Stella for Merce Cunningham Tour Poster
Framed Frank Stella for Merce Cunningham Tour Poster

Framed Frank Stella for Merce Cunningham Tour Poster

Located in Los Angeles, CA

created by Frank Stella. Framed half-moon shape with imagery based off of Stella's Protracter series. Made

Category

Vintage 1960s American Posters

Materials

Aluminum

Framed Poster "The Metropolitan Museum Of Art 1870-1970" by Frank Stella
Framed Poster "The Metropolitan Museum Of Art 1870-1970" by Frank Stella

Framed Poster "The Metropolitan Museum Of Art 1870-1970" by Frank Stella

Located in Essex, MA

In a vintage aluminum frame signed lower right in pencil F.Stella, 1970. 218 of 250. Commemorating

Category

Vintage 1970s American Modern Posters

Materials

Paper

Frank Stella 'Sinjerli Variation I' 2006- Poster
Frank Stella 'Sinjerli Variation I' 2006- Poster

Frank Stella 'Sinjerli Variation I' 2006- Poster

By Frank Stella

Located in Brooklyn, NY

Condition Information: Marks throughout image Additional Details: Poster printed by the Dallas Museum of

Category

Early 2000s Prints and Multiples

Materials

Offset

Lincoln Center Festival Exhibition Poster

Lincoln Center Festival Exhibition Poster

By (after) Frank Stella

Located in Brooklyn, NY

Original poster designed by Frank Stella for the Lincoln Center Film Festival in 1967. Each year

Category

1960s Minimalist Abstract Prints

Materials

Offset

Frank Stella Poster, 1967 Lincoln Center Festival

Frank Stella Poster, 1967 Lincoln Center Festival

Located in Lambertville, NJ

In honor of the Frank Stella retrospective at the Whitney opening October 30 we offer this

Category

20th Century American Posters

Frank Stella, Attica Uprising Poster

Frank Stella, Attica Uprising Poster

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H 29 in W 29 in D 1 in

Frank Stella, Attica Uprising Poster

By Frank Stella

Located in Tarrytown, NY

Stella designed this poster in solidarity with the Attica prison uprising. Signed by him.

Category

Vintage 1970s American Contemporary Art

Materials

Paper

1960s Frank Stella Lincoln Centre Art Festival Poster Pop Art Design

1960s Frank Stella Lincoln Centre Art Festival Poster Pop Art Design

By Frank Stella

Located in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Original 1967 promotional poster designed by Frank Stella for the Lincoln Center Festival, New York

Category

Vintage 1960s American Modern Posters

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Vintage David Hockney Poster Miami New World Festival of Arts 1982 palm trees

By David Hockney

Located in New York, NY

This vintage David Hockney poster features whimsical imagery and rich, bright color. Palm trees, boats in the ocean, a cafe, and a bodega with an elaborate iron-wrought balcony sit a...

Category

1980s Realist Figurative Prints

Materials

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