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Helen Frankenthaler, Tales of Genji VI, 1998
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Helen Frankenthaler
Tales of Genji VI

, 1998
Woodcut with pochoir
119.4 × 106.7 cm (47 × 42 in)
Edition of 35

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About Helen Frankenthaler

The American painter Helen Frankenthaler was an enormously influential artist in the mid-20th century. Her unique approach to Abstract Expressionism—a movement she was at first heavily associated with—ushered in her own distinct "soak-stain" method. Born in 1928, Frankenthaler moved through a variety of phases over her 60 active years as an artist. Throughout her career Frankenthaler strove to emphasize the role of spontaneity in her… Read more

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