Helen Frankenthaler
American · 1928
Helen Frankenthaler was a pioneer of Color Field painting, whose 'soak-stain' technique — pouring thinned paint directly onto raw canvas — opened a new direction for postwar abstraction. A masterful printmaker as well, her luminous editions are widely collected, and her market has strengthened markedly in recent years as her historical importance is reassessed. Her paintings, works on paper and prints see growing international demand. Rosenfeld Gallery handles secondary-market works by Helen Frankenthaler across paintings, works on paper and prints. To acquire a Frankenthaler or sell one privately, contact us for current availability and confidential advice on value and provenance.
Selected Works
Helen Frankenthaler
Grey Fireworks
Label reads: "This special signed, numbered edition created especially for List Art Posters and Lincoln Center for the performing Arts with authorization from the artist, Helen Frankenthaler, is a reproduction of the painting "Grey Fireworks," 1982, acrylic on canvas 6'x9'10 1/2. Helen Frankenthaler (c) 2000. The edition which numbers 108 is hand silkscreened in 63 colors by Brand X Editions Ltd.", 28 x 46 in
Helen Frankenthaler
Green Likes Mauve
Pouchoir on handmade paper, 22 × 30 in | 55.9 × 76.2 cm
Helen Frankenthaler
Grey Fireworks
Label reads: "This special signed, numbered edition created especially for List Art Posters and Lincoln Center for the performing Arts with authorization from the artist, Helen Frankenthaler, is a reproduction of the painting "Grey Fireworks," 1982, acrylic on canvas 6'x9'10 1/2. Helen Frankenthaler (c) 2000. The edition which numbers 108 is hand silkscreened in 63 colors by Brand X Editions Ltd.", 28 x 46 in