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Clyfford Still
PH-568, 1965
Oil on canvas
285.1 by 226.7 cm (112¼ by 89¼ in.)
Clyfford Still’s PH-568, one of very few highly coveted examples remaining in private hands, exemplifies the artist’s signature palette knife technique, which allowed him to create extraordinary depth and texture in the large, amorphous patches of color emblematic of his unique visual language.
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Joan Mitchell
Champs, 1990
Oil on canvas
240 by 200 cm (94½ by 78¾ in.)
Joan Mitchell’s Champs series expresses universal emotion; while inspired by the particular landscape of the fields seen from the train to and from Paris, the tones and movement she captured transmute within the individual viewer to become familiar, personal, and nostalgic.
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HELEN FRANKENTHALER
TETHYS, 1981
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
116.8 BY 255.3 CM (46 BY 100½ IN.)
Tethys is emblematic of Helen Frankenthaler’s pioneering ‘soak-stain’ technique, in which she soaked unprimed canvas with turpentine-thinned paint to produce luminescent color washes that eliminate the liminal space between pictorial surface and support.
$ 1,900,000
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Andy Warhol
Brillo Painting (3¢ Off), 1964
Silkscreen ink on fabric
240 by 113 cm (94½ by 44½ in.)
Pop Art titan Andy Warhol famously transformed ubiquitous American household objects into fine art. The Brillo brand was one of his most favored product motifs, appearing in Brillo Painting (3¢ Off), one of only two existing paintings and the only monumental composition of the Brillo subject.
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Alexander Calder
Deux Blancs en dessous, 1974
Sheet metal, wire and paint
76.2 by 91.4 by 31.1 cm (30 by 36 by 12¼ in.)
The angles and formation of Deux Blancs en dessous evolve in perpetuity in a reflection of Alexander Calder’s greatest contribution to the medium of sculpture—the movement through space of his whimsical abstract compositions in tandem with environmental conditions and the viewer’s own movement.
$1,800,000
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About Sélavy by Di Donna
Founded in 2020 by Christina and Emmanuel Di Donna, the founders of Di Donna Galleries on Madison Avenue, Sélavy by Di Donna presents curated vignettes that combine fine art and design spanning mediums, time periods, and cultures. The works are available to explore and instantly collect at selavy.com. A corner gallery space at 30 Jobs Lane in the town of Southampton functions as a rotating salon viewable from multiple angles through large corner windows—providing a window into a life well-lived. While Di Donna’s New York gallery is known for its biannual museum-quality exhibitions of Surrealist and modern art, Sélavy by Di Donna embraces an eclectic mix of objects and artworks, revealing how unexpected juxtapositions are the foundation of inspiring interiors.
