Showing posts with label Joseph Stella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joseph Stella. Show all posts

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Joseph Stella--Tropique


Joseph Stella, The Ox
Joseph Stella

Joseph Stella, A Vision

Joseph Stella, Tropical Fruit

Joseph Stella, Cactus and Tropical Foliage, 1919-22

Joseph Stella

Joseph Stella, Flowering Tropical Cactus, c. 1938 via A Long Time Alone

Joseph Stella, Ondine, 1924-25

Joseph Stella, The Brooklyn Bridge, 1939


Joseph Stella, Water Lily, 1944

Joseph Stella, Joy of Living

Joseph Stella, Palm Tree and Bird, 1927-28

Joseph Stella, Vesuvius
Joseph Stella
Works by Italian-born American Modernist painter, Joseph Stella (1877 - 1946)--For Stella the plant kingdom was a beautiful, mysterious, boundless source of inspiration.

Friday, October 3, 2014

Joseph Stella

Joseph Stella

Joseph Stella, Waterlily

Joseph Stella, Three Colorful Flowers, 1919

Joseph Stella, The Palm, 1924

Joseph Stella, 1937

Joseph Stella, Still Life with Pomegranate, 1944

Joseph Stella, The Birth of Venus


Joseph Stella, First Light, c. 1928

Joseph Stella, Green Apple

Joseph Stella, Leda and the Swan

Joseph Stella, Palm Tree and Bird

Joseph Stella, Palms

Joseph Stella, Vesusius

Joseph Stella, Waterlily

Joseph Stella

Joseph Stella, c. 1930

Joseph Stella, The Ox
Italian-born American painter, Joseph Stella (1877 - 1946) best known as a Futurist and for his paintings of the Brooklyn Bridge but he also loved to paint flowers--

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Joseph Stella

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--