Hellen frankenthaler

View Beginnings (2002) By Frankenthaler Helen; Screenprint in colors on handmade paper; 36 x 36 in. ; Signed; Edition. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

As a second generation Abstract Expressionist, Frankenthaler was strongly influenced by the work of Gorky, Pollack and de Kooning. Early in her career she developed the stain painting technique, which became a catalyst for a generation of color field painters. Although Frankenthaler's work is abstract, a strong suggestion of landscape is often apparent. Frankenthaler made her first prints in 1960, and she continued to use various print media in her exploration of pictorial space utilizing…

Painter Helen Frankenthaler sitting amidst her art 1956 Photo Gordon Parks

As a Frankenthaler show opens in Provincetown, stepdaughter Lise Motherwell recalls childhood summers with the artist there—and the emotional resonance of exhibiting the work where it was made

“Summerscene, Provincetown, 1961 #frankenthaler #helenfrankenthaler”

Property from an Important Private Collection, ChicagoHELEN FRANKENTHALER1928 - 2011APRILtitled and dated

mauveflwrs: “Helen Frankenthaler - Shorthand (1975) ”

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Helen Frankenthaler’s exhibit, Imagining Landscapes at Gagosian in London, features thirteen paintings from the collection of the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, created during 1952–1976