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adawil2002, the foundation did a good thing by replicating the original, many people would otherwise not get to see it. Of all the originals, my favorite was Warhol's because you could see every gesture made in painting it by hand. The Stella CSL and Lichtenstein 3er are equally striking in person, you can imagine all the tape and masking required.
Currently the AP is at the Norton Museum, saw it last week. In 1992 we stumbled into the New York BMW showroom where all twelve were on display. Just walking down Park Avenue a few blocks from the Waldorf, there they were. Astonishing. Went back to our room for the camera and took a pile of photos... should dig that album out to have them digitized. Calder, Warhol, Lichtenstein and Stella set the bar. By coincidence, a couple of years later Peter Gregg's Stella M1 was for sale at a used car dealer in Delray Beach. It was a little above my pocketbook but quite a bargain at the time!