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Artnet Auctions Traces the History and Ascent of Frank Stella s Iconic Polish Synagogues Series

Arnet Auctions is proud to present Frank Stella’s  Rozdol I (1973), a dynamic and historic masterpiece by one of the greatest living American artists, now live in its Post-War & Contemporary Art sale. The work belongs to Stella’s “Polish Villages” series, a three-year project that would completely evolve Stella’s oeuvre. The series also has a fascinating history and rise through the market.  In the summer and fall of 1970, Stella found himself in a prolonged hospital stay for complications following a routine knee surgery. During this time, his good friend, the renowned architect Richard Meierbook gave him a book Wooden Synagogues (1959) by Maria and Kazimierz Piechotka, about historic wooden Polish synagogues which had been destroyed by the Nazis during World War II. These structures would have a profound formal influence on Stella’s “Polish Synagogues” series. 

Live Now on Artnet Auctions: How Poland s Historic Synagogues Inspired This Frank Stella Masterwork

Stella s monumental work Rozdol I (1973) is currently being offered with Artnet Auctions. May 11, 2021 Frank Stella, Rozdol I, 1973. Available now in Post-War & Contemporary Art on Artnet Auctions. Est. 800,000 1,200,000 USD. © 2021 Frank Stella / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Regarded as one of the most influential living American artists, Frank Stella is famed for his used of geometric patterns and shapes in creating both paintings and sculptures.  Rozdol I (1973), from the artist’s “Polish Villages” series is a masterwork, monumental in its size and historical significance. Artnet Auctions is currently offering this seminal work in its Post-War & Contemporary Art sale live now through May 19 at 1:00 p.m. (EST). More information about

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