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of course, you can't take pictures. Thanks to the person who walked through this.

Mark Rothko

American, born Latvia (Daugavpils, Latvia, 1903 - 1970, New York City, New York)

 

No. 14, 1960, 1960

114 1/2 in. x 105 5/8 in. (290.83 cm x 268.29 cm)

oil on canvas

My hunch is that the property owner has covered various tags over time using whatever color paint was available, using a roller. The result is Rothko-esque, so I felt it worth a u-turn on Dizengof Street to get a picture of it.

Encre et gouache sur papier, 66 x 50 cm. 1944-1945.

Aquarelle et encre sur papier, 28 x 41 cm, 1946.

After a brief meditation at Rothko Chapel, Rory was patient enough to let me snap a few pictures of him and the nearby fountain.

Not a Rotho painting, but two adjacent fields outside of Gouzangrez.

Huile sur toile, 54 x 45 cm, 1933, NGA, Washington.

Rothko's complete lack of survival instinct leads him to pounce on the arms of sofas when he's anxious

And foggy Long Island in the distance.

Aquarelle sur papier, 57 x 40 cm, 1945, NGA, Washington.

Aquarelle sur papier, 29 x 24 cm, 1942, NGA, Washington.

One of the Rothkos in the Pompidou

After a brief meditation at Rothko Chapel, Rory was patient enough to let me snap a few pictures of him and the nearby fountain.

This photo was just selected to be included in the second edition (2008) of the online Schmap Guide for Houston under Churches and Temples.

RED BLUE

this was actually the wall of a bowling alley.

Huile et fusain, 138 x 90 cm, 1944, NGA, Washington.

Untitled, 1956. Oil on canvas (1903-1970) Christopher Rothko collection. SFMOMA

Sculpture and reflection pool in the garden of the Rothko Chapel, Houston

After a brief meditation at Rothko Chapel, Rory was patient enough to let me snap a few pictures of him and the nearby fountain.

Aquarelle et crayon, 15 x 19 cm, 1939-1940, NGA, Washington.

It's a little known fact that the artist Mark Rothko was asked to paint some murals for London Underground.

 

He agreed to the commission and used some of the paint he had left over from The Seagram Murals.

 

Unfortunately most of the works were destroyed before the full genius of his work would come to be appreciated.

This mural at Shepherd's Bush Market station (eastbound platform) is one of the few remaining.

 

Go see it before some idiot paints over it.

Huile sur toile, 241 x 139 cm, 1951.

Huile sur toile, 153 x 127 cm, 1948, fondation Beyeler, Riehen (près de Bâle).

Mark Rothko's analysis and my reflection.

10 de Desembre, 2005

Aquarelle sur papier, 102 x 69 cm, 1948, NGA, Washington.

Aquarelle et encre, 98 x 64 cm, 1969, collection Christopher Rothko, New York.

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