| 词条 | Die Fahne Hoch! (Frank Stella) |
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|image_file = DFHFrankStella.jpg{{!}}border |painting_alignment = right |image_size = 150px |title = Die Fahne Hoch! |artist = Frank Stella |year = 1959 |type = Enamel paint on canvas |height_metric = 308.6 |width_metric = 185.4 |metric_unit = cm |imperial_unit = in |city = New York City |museum = Whitney Museum of American Art }} Die Fahne Hoch! is a Minimalist painting by Frank Stella completed in 1959. The use of basic geometric systems in the work is regarded by many as the precursor of Minimalism. The painting was made by marking equal subdivisions along the sides, bottom and top edges of the canvas and using these intervals to generate simple, symmetrical patterns consisting of bands of black enamel paint separated by thin lines of unpainted canvas. EtymologyFrank Stella gave the work a provocative title. Die Fahne Hoch! is named after the anthem of the Nazi Party, the "Horst Wessel Song", and is one of several paintings in the series that make direct reference to Nazism. By applying a hotly emotive title to the image, Stella's ironic purpose was that of destabilizing the idea of meaning itself.{{citation-needed|date=March 2016}} {{FrankStella}}{{20C-painting-stub}} 3 : 1959 paintings|Paintings by Frank Stella|Paintings in New York City |
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