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Frank Stella’S Working Archive FRANK STELLA’S WORKING ARCHIVE EXHIBITION COPY Please do not remove from gallery All works created by Frank Stella and are courtesy of Harriet McGurk Stella unless otherwise stated Wall Key Top view of gallery 2 1 6.2 Gallery entrance 3 7 6.1 5 4.2 4.1 Smoke Rings series WALL 1 8 16 22 30 38 46 54 62 67 Cylinder Working Drawings, 1977 Untitled, 1960 "Squash Racket Diagrams”, 1970 Swiss Catalog Drawings, 1967 Brazilian Series Working Drawings, Notes for Color Strategy, 1973 Indian Bird Working Drawing, 1978 Notebook of 15 Exotic Bird Working Notes for Color Strategy, 1973 1 Pencil on paper Pencil on graph paper Black ballpoint pen on pad paper Pencil on graph paper 1974 Pen on stationary Black pen on lined white paper Drawings and Notes, 1976 Pen on stationary Arnold Newman FS77.025 FS60.023a, FS60.023b, FS60.023c FS70.056, FS70.055 FS67.134a, FS67.134b Pencil on white paper FS73.006 FS78.024 Mixed media on paper FS73.014 Frank Stella, 1967 FS74.068 FS76.080 Silver gelatin print 9 17 23 31 47 55 68 Private Collection, NY, FSC67.006 Exotic Bird Working Drawing, 1976 "Drawing", 1970 Drawing for Hollis Frampton, 1963 Miscellaneous Working Drawings, 39 Arman, Merry Christmas and a Doodle with Text, 1980 63 Shards III, 1981 Pencil on yellow paper Pencil on white paper Pencil on graph paper 1965 Carl Andre, 1972 Happy New Year. XX, F and Harriet, Black pen on lined paper Polish Village Working Drawing, Lithograph and screenprint with 2 FS76.012 FS70.101 FS63.002 Pencil on newsprint paper Graphite on gridded paper 1979 FS80.014 1974 oil crayon Brazilian Series Working Drawing, FS65.007a, FS65.007b FS72.004 Stop-out and pen on paper Pencil on stationary FS81.015 1974 10 18 24 FS79.107 56 FS74.083 Pencil on white paper "Drawing", 1970 Brazilian Series Working Drawings, Miscellaneous Working Drawings, 32 40 "Drawing", 1978 69 FS74.046 Pencil on white paper 1974 1966 BAFQ Related Drawing, 1966 Polish Village Working Drawing 48 Black pen on lined white paper 64 Working print for Fez II, 1973 FS70.106 Pencil on white paper Blue marker on newsprint paper Colored markers on graph paper for Parzeczew, 1970 "Untitled Drawings", 1968 FS78.005 "Doodles" [August 10, 1974], 1974 Graphite on gridded paper 3 FS74.055 FS66.003b, FS66.003a FS66.150 Pencil, pastel, marker, and collage Red marker on graph paper Blue ballpoint pen on FS73.162 11 FS68.015a, FS68.015b 57 calendar paper Polish Village Working Drawing for 19 on paper Meknes, 1973 25 33 FS70.011.12 Racecar Drawing, 1978 FS74.004 70 Cieszowa, 1970 "Drawing", 1970 Pencil on paper Graphite on graph paper Miscellaneous Working Drawing, Working Drawing for Brazilian 49 Pen on paper Casa Cornu, 1970 FS73.038 FS70.020.25 Pencil on white paper FS78.042 "Doodles" [December 3, 1974], Graphite drawing on gridded paper, FS70.105 1968 Merganser, 1976 41 Marrakech, 1973 Pencil on paper Graphite on gridded paper Notes and Diagrams, 1977 Graphite on graph paper 1974 includes registration marks 58 FS70.152 4 12 FS68.005 FS76.069 Black pen on lined white paper FS73.164 Blue ballpoint pen and pencil on Indian Bird Working Drawing, 1978 "Doodles", 1970 FS77.009 Doodles and Text, 1985 calendar paper FS74.002 Black pen on yellow paper Black ballpoint pen on paper WALL 2 26 34 50 Black pen on lined yellow paper 71 FS70.072 FS85.002 Clinton Plaza, 1967 FS78.007 "Untitled Drawing", 1967 Narowla, 1971 42 Rabat, 1973 "Doodles" [December 5, 1974], Marker on graph paper Graphite on graph paper Graphite drawing on gridded paper, 20 Pencil on graph paper "Cylinder Working Drawings”, 1977 59 1974 5 13 FS67.010a, FS67.010b FS71.010c Marker on paper FS73.039 includes registration marks Working Sketches, 1966 Montenegro #6 Brazilian Working Children’s Christmas card “Merry Blue ballpoint pen on FS67.151 Miscellaneous Working Drawings, FS77.097a, FS77.097b calendar paper Pencil on card stock Drawings, 1974 51 Christmas”, 1979 1965 Pencil on paper 27 35 FS74.003 FS66.014 Tetuan II, 1973 Stop-out and pen on paper 72 Pencil on paper FS74.037.6 Polish Village Working Drawings Glinne, 1971 43 FS79.108 FS65.003 Variation, 1975 Marker on graph paper Drawing 11B for Kastura, 1977 Graphite on graph paper 65 Drawing for Tetuan I (Positive), 14 FS71.016b FS73.040 1973 Working Drawing for Botafogo #9, Pencil on yellow paper Graphite on vellum 60 Working Drawing for Exotic 6 Polish Village Working Drawings 1974 FS75.071 FS77.128 Bird #23, 1977 Ink on mylar Indian Bird Working Drawing, 1978 Variation, 1975 36 52 Exotic Bird Working Drawing, 1976 FS73.047 Pencil on paper Pencil on yellow paper Graphite on gridded paper Black ink on lined white paper Pencil on white paper FS74.037.9 28 Uzlany, 1971 44 Fez, 1973 FS77.166 FS75.031 FS76.005 73 FS78.028 "Drawing", 1970 Pencil on graph paper Drawing 2A for Maha-lat, 1977 Graphite on graph paper FS71.040a FS73.037 "Sketches", 1970 21 Black pen on white paper Graphite tracing on vellum 61 66 7 15 FS70.102 FS77.134 Polish Village Working Drawings, Green marker on lined white paper "Squash Racket Diagrams”, 1970 Untitled, 1958 FS70.031 "Drawings", 1974 Kamionka, 1971 Black ballpoint pen on pad paper 37 53 1974 Pencil on graph paper Konskie, 1971 45 Gavotte, 1967 Red ball point on lined stationary Pencil on newsprint FS70.057, FS70.059, FS70.058 29 FS58.004b Pencil on lined yellow paper FS71.018a Exotic Bird Working Drawings, Drawing on gridded paper 74 FS74.018, FS74.019, FS74.020, FS74.021 Swiss Catalog Drawings, 1967 Pencil on graph paper FS74.074 FS71.007a 1975 FS67.152 "Drawing", 1970 Red marker on paper Pencil on paper FS66.141a, FS66.141b, Pencil on paper FS75.042a, FS75.042b FS70.078 FS66.141c, FS66.141d 75 81 89 96 103 110 116 123 131 WALL 4.1 Indian Bird Working Drawing, 1978 Cylinder Working Drawings, 1977 Swiss Catalog Drawings, 1967 Kozangródek, 1971 Bethlehem Hospital, 1967 Cones and Pillars Working Drawing, Maquette for Dawidgródek, Maquette for Kar-Pidda, 1977 Maquette for Abercrombies Pencil on yellow paper Black pen on paper Black marker on lined paper Pencil on graph paper Crayon drawing on gridded paper 1982 1971-1974 Relief collage Curtain, 1983 138 FS78.013 FS77.038 FS67.003a, FS67.003b FS71.028a FS67.173 Red marker on stationary Bristol board FS283 Foamcore relief Drawing for Sangre de Christo, [Bristol Hotel] FS216 FS166 1961 76 82 90 97 104 FS82.018 124 Pencil on graph paper Stop-out Drawing #72a, 1978 Drawing and Text, 1980 Drawing for Kamionka Strumilowa, Exotic Bird Working Drawing, 1975 Ouray, 1970 117 Maquette for Jungli Kowwa, 1977 132 FS61.004 Stop-out Drawing #72b, 1978 Colored pens on yellow 1971 Pencil on paper Graphite drawing on gridded paper, 111 Maquette for Dawidgródek, Relief collage B-1 Paper Maquette, 1986 Stop-out Drawing "Watkins Glen" squared paper Pencil on tracing paper FS75.056 includes registration marks Council for United States and Italy, 1971-1974 FS282 Mixed print media on foamcore 139 #72c, 1978 FS80.023 FS71.018c FS70.151 1992 Wood and paper Damascus Gate Stretch Variation II, Stop-out Drawing #72d, 1978 98 Black pen on squared stationary FS216.003 125 FS86.001 1967 Stop-out Drawing #72e, 1978 83 91 Brazilian Series Working Drawings, 105 FS92.012 Maquette for Sat-bhai, 1977 Pencil on linen graph paper Stop-out Drawing #72f, 1978 Polar Co-Ordinate Working Miscellaneous Working Drawings, 1974 Arbeit Macht Frei, 1967 118 Relief collage with handcoloring 133 FS67.192 Drawings, 1978 1980 Black ballpoint pen on Crayon drawing on gridded paper Maquette for Dawidgródek, FS285 K.123, 2007 Stop-out and ink on paper Mixed media on lined paper Black marker on lined stationary white notepaper FS67.172 1971-1974 Nylon, RPT, stainless tubing 140 FS78.081–FS78.086 FS78.064e, FS78.064f FS80.090a, FS80.090b, FS80.090c FS74.045 WALL 3 Relief collage 126 FS2007.005 Untitled Drawing with Had Gadya FS78.064g, FS78.064h 106 FS216.002 Maquette for Vallelunga #VI, 1982 Elements, 1982 77 92 99 Miscellaneous Working Drawing, 112 Foamcore relief with silkscreen grid 134 Oil stick and gouache on Polish Village Working Drawings, 84 Doodle [Westbury], 1980 Cones and Pillars Working Drawing, 1979 Bogoria (#I), 1971 119 FS357 Maquette for Harewa, 1977 printed paper VIII-A, 1980 Black pen on hotel stationary 1982 Black pen on lined yellow paper Pencil on paper Exotic Bird Maquette #20, 1976 Relief collage FS82.197 1975 FS70.187 Black marker on lined paper Pencil, pen, and marker on acetate FS80.015 Red marker on stationary FS79.005 Foamcore relief 127 FS284 FS75.044a, FS75.044b, FS75.044c FS80.107 [Bristol Hotel] FS160 Maquette for Imola #XIV, 1981 141 FS75.044d, FS75.044e, FS75.044f Cylinder Working Drawing, 1977 FS82.014 107 113 Paper collage with handcoloring 135 Shards Maquette II, 1983 85 Pencil on paper 7th Race Calder Copper Drawing, Miscellaneous Working Drawing, 120 FS367 Maquette for Thruxton #XVIII, 1981 FS77.023 Foamcore with grid 78 XI-B, 1980 100 1979 1960 Maquette for Mogielnica, Foamcore relief with silkscreen grid FS289 Avicenna, 1960 Pencil, pen, and marker on acetate Chodorów, 1971 Stop-out on copper Blue oil paint on sandpaper 1971-1974 128 FS370 93 FS60.001 Pencil on graph paper FS80.099 Colored pencils and markers on FS79.106 Triwall Maquette for Il palazzo delle 142 FS60.005a Rabbit and Shirt Design, 1963 graph paper FS232.001 scimmie [Monkey Palace], 1983 136 Maquette for Inaccessible Island 86 Blue marker and black pen FS71.002d 108 114 Ink on foamcore, handcoloring Maquette for Imola #XIV, 1981 Rail, 1976 Miscellaneous Working Drawings, Rozdól, 1971 on paper Stock Green Masterpiece Maquette for Kozangródek, 121 FS265.001 Clear Plexiglass with grid
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