Steel Mill
Joseph Stella · 1919
Why it's great
A smoking factory in strong black and red shapes towers like a castle. Joseph Stella painted American factories and bridges as the new cathedrals of his adopted country, and made this one in 1919.
Where to see it
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Hang it on your wall
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Joseph Stella was an Italian-born American painter, born in Muro Lucano, Italy, in 1877. He moved to New York at 19, painted its bridges, factories and amusement parks in a bold Futurist style and is best known for his images of the Brooklyn Bridge. He died in New York in 1946.
