After Mark Rothko — Black and Purple (Colour Field) | Fine Art Print

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After Mark Rothko — Black and Purple (Colour Field) | Fine Art PrintMark Rothko (19031970) was a central figure of Abstract Expressionism and one of the most emotionally powerful painters of the 20th century. His signature colour field compositions luminous, hovering rectangles of colour were intended to produce in the viewer the same overwhelming emotional experience as religious art. "I'm interested in expressing basic human emotions," Rothko said. "And the fact that a lot of people break down and cry when

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