Frank Stella is an American painter known for his minimalist and abstract works. Some of his most famous works include:

1. "Black Series" (1958-1960): A series of paintings that feature stripes of different widths and colors against a black background.
2. "Aluminum Series" (1960-1962): A series of paintings that use shaped canvases and emphasize the physical qualities of the materials.
3. "Protractor Series" (1967-1971): A series of paintings that feature concentric circles and arcs arranged in a grid pattern.
4. "Polish Village Series" (1970-1973): A series of paintings that incorporate sculptural elements and relief-like surfaces.
5. "Moby Dick Series" (1986-1997): A series of paintings and sculptures that reference Herman Melville's novel "Moby Dick" and feature dynamic, curved shapes.

As for deep cuts, some of Stella's lesser-known works that are admired by fans include his "Benjamin Moore Series" (1962-64), which feature bright, contrasting colors and explore the relationship between painting and its physical environment, and his "Imaginary Places Series" (1994-2000), which depict imaginary architectural spaces in bright, saturated colors.
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