Dance of Spring (Song of the Birds) 1924 by Joseph Stella Joseph Stella (born Giuseppe Michele Stella, June 13, 1877 – November 5, 194...
Cities weren’t the only subject that fascinated this acclaimed Futurist
Carl and Edith Weeks were fans of the Italian/American artist, Joseph Stella, and during their tenure as owners of Salisbury House, collected four of Stella’s paintings – King of the Be…
Joseph Stella (1877-1946) American-Italian "Nocturne". c.1918.
Joseph Stella Joseph Stella Joseph Stella, The Red Hat, 1924 Joseph Stella Joseph Stella, Vesuvius Joseph Stella, Diana and the Stag Joseph Stella, Flamingo Joseph Stella Joseph Stella Joseph Stella Joseph Stella Joseph Stella, Lotus Floating Joseph Stella Joseph Stella, 1919 -1922 Joseph Stella, Capri Joseph Stella, Ophelia Joseph Stella, self-portrait Joseph Stella, The Birth of Venus Joseph Stella, The Ox Italian-born American Futurist painter, Frank Stella (1877 - 1946)--known for his images of the Brooklyn Bridge and industrial America--but I like these exotic scenes inspired, I assume, by his travels to the West Indies--
Winter days are perfect for visiting museums. The above photo features Joseph Stella's 1926 painting, The Virgin. It is part of the modern art exhibit currently showing at Reynolda Museum on the Wake Forest campus. While this is showing in Winston-Salem, it is just the next county over from Greensboro and well worth the drive. As seen above, Stella's Virgin is heavenly in its balance and form. The composition is reminiscent of early Italian Renaissance paintings, yet the floral details (see below) look like something that might be found in a contemporary folk art paintings. Joseph Stella came to the...
From The Barney A. Ebsworth collection, a painting described as a ‘eureka moment’ for American modernism
Stella believed that every day should "begin and end [with] the painting of a flower." The exotic plants he sketched in the Bronx Botanical Garden resurface in this imaginary scene of the Bay of Naples, drawn with the precision and love of nature that Ste
Joseph Stella Coney Island 1914
Stella's images of industrial America - bridges, factories, and New York dynamism were depicted with the honesty only truly possible from a truly dynamic mind.
Zoltán Borbereki-Kovács, Reclining Model, 1931 Joseph Stella, Torso, 1929 Albert von Keller, The Anonymous Medium «Lily of the Spirit...
Joseph Stella 1877 - 1946 Purissima 1927 Oil on canvas 76 x 57 inches (193.0 x 144.8 cm I ran across this today in a lovely art book on Joseph Stella. When I hear "Stella", I remember Frank from art history, but I was not familiar with Joseph Stella's work. So, this image is for the Two Madonna gals.
Centuries of preaching and art have led us to assume without a thought that the two disciples who traveled from Jerusalem to Emmaus the Sunday after the Crucifixion, and dined there with the resurr…
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