The masterly piece by Frank Stella entitled Die Marquise von O. is exhibited for the first time in France at Galerie Daniel Templon. A catalogue conceived by Communic’Art accompanies this historical exhibition.

Born in 1936 in Massachusetts, Frank Stella was a pioneer in minimalist painting in the 1960s, and in the mid 1970s, took a more baroque, sculptural orientation, full of literary and historical references, such as Heinrich Von Kleist novella.

The originality of the brochure accompanying the exhibition resides in the fact that each of the seven panels composing Stella’s piece is reproduced, along with an image of the fresco in its entirety. Having both presented allows for a detailed as well as a global apprehension of the work.

By shooting the artworks digitally and having the colorimetry done on site, Commmunic’Art ensured an excellent outcome of the intensity of the colors and of the volumes of the elements.

Bilingual and elegant, Frank Stella Die Marquise von O. is essential to comprehend this major piece realized between 1998 and 2000.

This catalogue is distributed through the exclusive network that Communic’Art has established with its partner Catalogallery.com working with 50 bookstores in France with an Art books section, and with Amazon.fr.