Frank Stella, Larry Poons: The New Abstraction

Stella andn Poons in their studios discussing their work. Use of repetition, emptiness and monotony to produce their abstract works. Stella's technique for producing huge geometric polygons and combining painting and sculpture. Poon's painting technique of a counterpart of dots on canvas., Depicts Frank Stella and Larry Poons, two young New Abstractionists, in their studios painting and discussing their work.Concludes that these artists have instituted an innovation by exploiting repetition, emptiness, and monotony to produce their abstract works. Describes Stella's productions as high geometric polygons and Poon's current work as a counterpoint of dots on canvas.
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Stella andn Poons in their studios discussing their work. Use of repetition, emptiness and monotony to produce their abstract works. Stella's technique for producing huge geometric polygons and combining painting and sculpture. Poon's painting technique of a counterpart of dots on canvas., Depicts Frank Stella and Larry Poons, two young New Abstractionists, in their studios painting and discussing their work.Concludes that these artists have instituted an innovation by exploiting repetition, emptiness, and monotony to produce their abstract works. Describes Stella's productions as high geometric polygons and Poon's current work as a counterpoint of dots on canvas., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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