Rothko green

There’s nothing worse than a sharp picture of a fuzzy concept. Mark Rothko Acrylic, Oil wash and Ink on board with Digital Paint.

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Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968, Acrylic on paper mounted on hardboard. Editor’s note: We have seen this usually in much brighter tones of green and yellow.

Abstract art, otherwise known as Modern Art mystifies many people, including representational artists. Learn its importance.

Whenever I write about eating disorder recovery, I try to avoid framing the experience as a simple before-and-after. We all know that recovery doesn’t work this way; it is a long and winding process, and distinct endpoints are hard to come by. Take my case, for example: I didn’t wake up one morning and find myself suddenly and irrevocably freed of the obsessions, the anxieties, the urge to express pain through bony ridges and sharp edges. Like most people in recovery, I went through a...

dailyrothko: Mark Rothko, blue green blue, 1961

Window - Mark Rothko American, born Russian, 1903 - 1970

Mark Rothko (born in Russia l903-died in New York in l970). His family immigrated from Russia to Portland Oregon when Ro...

MARK ROTHKO1903 - 1970 GREEN, BLUE, GREEN signed and dated 1969 on the reverseacrylic a