NEW! Rothko Number 10 Matted Print

Brand new in original packaging (cellophane wrappings remains sealed). Was an impulse buy at MOMA “Between 1949 and 1950, Rothko simplified the compositions of his earlier, Surrealist-inspired paintings to arrive at what would become his signature style. Here, he divided the canvas horizontally into three dominant planes that softly merge into one another. The work’s large passages of warm and cool colors create a subtly pulsing field. Rothko wanted his paintings to awaken viewers to human emotion: “There is no such thing as good painting about nothing,” he argued. He also wanted viewers to look at his paintings up close to become enveloped in their compositions and immersed in the emotions they express.” Smoke and pet free home Reasonable Offers will be seriously considered. Please feel free to ask all questions before purchasing. As I haven’t figured out the return part. Please note that all measurements are approximate. More measurements will be provided (with photos), upon request, by adding to the listing.