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Mark Rothko:
Painting "Green Red on Orange" (1951), Framed

Mark Rothko: Painting "Green Red on Orange" (1951), Framed
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Mark Rothko:
Painting "Green Red on Orange" (1951), Framed

$ 453,42 (398,00 EUR)

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Article No: IN-831371.R1

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Reproduction on paper | Mat | Framed | Glazed | Format ca. 90 x 62 cm (H/W)

High-quality fine art painting reproduction on paper. Dustproof framed with passe-partout and UV protection acrylic glass. In handmade, brown gallery frame. Format framed approx. 90 x 62 cm (H/W).

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Mark Rothko: Painting "Green Red on Orange" (1951), Framed

High-quality fine art painting reproduction on paper. Dustproof framed with passe-partout and UV protection acrylic glass. In handmade, brown gallery frame. Format framed approx. 90 x 62 cm (H/W).

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Mark Rothko (1903-1970) is next to Jackson Pollock's second major representative of the American abstract expressionism. His large format marked side by side and superimposed monochrome colour surfaces works are aimed at precisely calculated light and space effects, on an almost meditative interaction between picture and viewer. So Rothko took the offer to develop a concept for an interfaith prayer room (the "Rothko Chapel" in Houston.

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