Synopsis
Helen Frankenthaler, an early pioneer of the stained-canvas method, has produced a body of paintings, sculpture and prints whose impact on contemporary art has been significant. This study of the artist's career offers an analysis of the year-by-year evolution of her art.
About John Elderfield
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John Elderfield has served as chief curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and has written widely on art.
Published February 1, 1997
by Harry N. Abrams.
448 pages
Genres:
Arts & Photography.
Non-fiction
