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To: Don Pueblo who wrote (745)	1/7/2001 1:39:23 AM
From: Neocon	Respond to of 59480

From my perspective, 30 years ago is the wrong time frame for Frank Stella. At that time, he was just beginning to question hard- edged abstraction. It was only after he began to use more curvilinear designs, and to move away from canvasses to quasi- sculptural objects, that he really became great. I think that Lichtenstein is actually one of the most important painters of the era. I love his early work, but the really important stuff is later, as he begins to interrogate painting itself, running other styles through his own matrix, and making us question how style works. I will not attempt comments on everyone mentioned. And you are right, many others could be listed.