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Hace 3 días · Mark Rothko en 1960 delante de Número 7.. En la sala 1 nos recibe el único Autoretrato (1936) de Mark Rothko (Daugavpils, 1903-Nueva York, 1970), de silueta sólida, impenetrable y girada tres cuartos.Todo el poder del retrato se concentra en una mirada protegida detrás de unas gafas oscuras que parecen indicarnos desde el principio, que el artista no miraba hacia fuera, sino que buscaba y ...
Hace 2 días · Dive into the enigmatic world of Mark Rothko, where vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes intertwine to create mesmerizing abstract masterpieces. Witness...
Hace 23 horas · MARK ROTHKO, 1957. PIGMENTED HIDE GLUE AND OIL ON CANVAS. Rothko’s works are not intellectual. To try and understand them academically is to miss the point entirely. Though he exists in the genre of colour-field painting, mentored by none other than the father of modern colour theory Josef Albers, Rothko digested the ideas and ...
Hace 1 día · La huella contemporánea de lo sublime de Turner. La exposición no se limita al trabajo de Turner -organizado de manera cronológica y por temáticas como el mar, el cielo, las montañas o Venecia-, sino que además cuenta con obras de otros 15 artistas contemporáneos, como Mark Rothko, Peter Doig, Laure Prouvost, Katie Paterson o Howard Hodgkin.
Hace 1 día · Early on, Mark Rothko was a close friend who shared Still’s heroic aspirations for his art. The exhibit includes several works in which Still employs a horizon, or a horizontal form, that alludes to the rectangular elements in Rothko’s compositions. Another artist, Barnett Newman, created large-scale paintings with vast areas of color ...
Hace 5 días · Expand. "Red" by John Logan event poster. Master abstract expressionist Mark Rothko has just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art, a series of murals for New York’s famed Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that follow, Rothko works feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio on the Bowery.
Hace 1 día · Untitled (Green and Maroon), by Mark Rothko (USA, b. Latvia) 1953. Four Stages of Grief: An Ekphrasis of Rothko's Quartet. I. Green and Maroon (1953) A dense, swirling haze. whispers sadness, its uneven edges dressed. in deception.
