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White Center (Yellow, Pink and Lavender on Rose) is a 1950 painting by Mark Rothko, produced during the development of his mature color-field style. Broad, softly edged areas of white, yellow, pink, and lavender appear against a rose-colored ground, emphasizing relationships among color, scale, and...
No. 61 (Rust and Blue) is a 1953 painting by Mark Rothko associated with Abstract Expressionism and color-field painting. Large rectangular zones of rust and blue hover within a darker field, with softened boundaries that make the colors appear layered rather than sharply divided. The work belongs t...
Orange and Yellow is a 1956 painting by Mark Rothko, executed during the period associated with his mature Color Field work. Broad, softly edged fields of orange and yellow appear to hover against a warm ground, with transitions created through layered color rather than conventional drawing or persp...
Untitled (Black on Grey) refers to late abstract paintings by Mark Rothko in which a dark black field occupies the upper portion of the canvas above a grey field. Produced around 1969 and 1970, these works replace the luminous reds, oranges, and yellows associated with many of Rothko's earlier color...
