Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art

A pioneering modernist in American art, Joseph Stella (1877-1946) is recognized primarily for his dynamic Futurist-inspired paintings of New York, in particular Coney Island and the Brooklyn Bridge. Through these majestic works—which emerged beginning in 1913—Stella established his reputation as a bold and innovative artist who was able to convey the excitement of the city and modern life. At the same time, Stella was compelled to express the powerful spiritual connection he felt with the natural world through his many paintings of flora and fauna.

Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature

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JOSEPH STELLA: VISIONARY NATURE - 1000Museums

“Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature,” an exhibit at Pa.'s Brandywine Museum explores his more nature-centric art.

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Joseph Stella's Visionary Nature: A Conversation with the Curators

Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature

Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature

Brandywine Museum Of Art Joseph Stella Visionary Nature

Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art

JOSEPH STELLA: VISIONARY NATURE - 1000Museums