Mark Rothko: A collection of 312 works (HD)

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BOOKS about Mark Rothko:
[1] MARK ROTHKO : THE DECISIVE DECADE: 1940-1950 by Todd Herman & Harry Cooper --- bit.ly/2E6ZKKx
[2] MARK ROTHKO : A BIOGRAPHY by James E. B. Breslin --- bit.ly/2VZJdSO
[3] MARK ROTHKO : FROM THE INSIDE OUT by Christopher Rothko --- bit.ly/2LEgkaQ
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Mark Rothko: A collection of 312 works (HD)
Description: "There are many painters and artists who emerged after the World War II but Mark Rothko was undoubtedly one of the most highly-regarded painters to emerge from the New York art scene. A bright student at school he soon won a scholarship at Yale University. However the Yale community did not impress him much and he dropped out of College to discover the city of New York. Discovering the artistic society of New York he finally found his niche and likeminded people who inspired him to paint. Working with several eminent artists and teaching some of the most artistic young minds, he developed a style of his own. Rothko, slowly moved away from representational art and started thinking of art as a medium of expressing the emotional and religious experiences. From surrealism to the much noted ‘multi-form’, his art took various forms and shapes. The latter slowly transcended into large rectangular fields of colour which eventually became his trademark. A key figure in modern 20th century painting, Rothko lived his life as a celebrity and he justified his reputation as a tortured artist by slashing his own arms and bleeding to death. Scroll further for more interesting information on this personality."
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@esehn6972

The longer I look at one, the more I see; layers and layers. Something so seemingly "simple" reveals its deeper complexity. I like it, a lot.

@salembuckeye9030

I love it. As a younger man I had a print that I bought in the museum of modern art hung on my wall forever.

@wakeup4729 2 года назад

So good. I love his paintings. When I watch them, I fekt like talking with him. Feeling is feeling. It is a moment like sky color.

@timgluckman8663 2 года назад

Tx for putting this together!

@ayanjoemusic

I felt extreme intensity straight on. I could just not see them as only blocks of colors. The way sometimes those colors dissolve, sometimes varying in intensity, and sometimes over mild layers of other hues invoke very very strong emotions. And i have never seen them in person ...looking at the world outside from my smartphone, ive gotten used to the small screen. But i have not been able to deny my feelings ever since i stumbled on this artist....

@kurtpedersen7863 2 года назад

The pleasure was awesome and all mine..sooothank you as well

@erikaama7373 2 года назад

I'm loving this. ❤️❤️❤️

@jameseisen9371 3 года назад

Thoroughly enjoyable.

@colinadevivero

Excellent work. Thank you so much for your effort.

@markanthony4950 Год назад

Absolutely stunning!

@timwatley4793 4 года назад

Of all the famous painters it took me the longest to appreciate Rothko.

@edgeplay4205 21 день назад

Thanks so much . Now I understand Rothko. He evolved a sophisticated style derived from Picasso Miro and Dali until he had windows with abstract landscapes in them. These are his best works. When he developed this wash technique he starting using lots of turpentine. He had a big studio in NYC but may have kept it closed over winter. In that time he would get significant damage to his brain. He was effectively a glue sniffer, like Jackson Pollock. Rothko could have gone on developing his window style but instead devolved into painting colour spaces. They first appear in the backgrounds of figurative subjects and then enlarge to occupy the whole space. As he was more successful he was doing big works with liters of turps. Presumably Rothko knew what was happening to him. He could see it in his work. These are the poignant images of his mind shutting down. Like Robin Williams, he decided not to drag out the last few weeks.

@tsanyubaidillah5854 3 года назад

Great place to watch a great art!

@user-mh7ld8ki4y

Evolving and riding on waves of different moods and mindset each painting a new evolve work of hard labour time and everything just imagine the artists creations 🎉totally mind and heart felt❤

@tonybinda6905 5 лет назад

I think I get Rothko completely now that I completed six miniatures. 16x20 inspired. Thank you very much for the look Antonio

@marcusbrown2905 3 года назад

Here in this dimension I can't imagine how many artists have been blocked from expressing themselves thank God there's a few that get to I personally feel that my calling is the consumption of Art since the demons of this dimension won't allow me to pick up a paintbrush I sing a song in my opinion the word competition translate to jealousy in this space and time that I am in