Feneralia (1992) is a dynamic and visually complex work by Frank Stella, part of his celebrated Imaginary Places series. Combining bold geometric forms, sweeping curves, and vibrant color, Stella pushes the boundaries between painting, printmaking, and sculpture. Executed as a mixed-media print with relief, engraving, etching, aquatint, and screenprinting, Feneralia exemplifies Stella’s innovative approach to abstraction and spatial depth. A standout from one of his most ambitious series, this piece is essential for collectors of postwar American art and Stella’s groundbreaking oeuvre.