FRANK STELLA "NOGUCHI'S OKINAWA WOODPECKER" LITHOGRAPH, 1977 Larry Zox Gemini Elle Decor Prince also introduced images of

Prince also introduced images of a subculture rarely represented in a gallery setting

An essential work for any collection of post-war Canadian abstraction

which were often created on raw canvas

This collage was the final maquette or design

where such a presentation of color was radical rather than trendy

FRANK STELLA "NOGUCHI'S OKINAWA WOODPECKER" LITHOGRAPH, 1977 Larry Zox Gemini Elle Decor Prince also introduced images ofFrank Stella (b. 1936) is one of our favorite 20th century artists, he helped topple Abstract Expressionism and ushered in a new style and approach to art making. His aesthetic encouraged Minimalism, Hard edge abstraction, Op Art, and even Conceptual art. Stella began printmaking in 1967 and it immediately became an essential part of his practice. This work is from the "Exotic Birds", six print series from 1977. The series was expanded across multiple