Artist Spotlight: Mark Rothko
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In his West 53rd Street Studio c. 1953, photograph by Henry Elkan from the National Gallery of Art.
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The Rothko Room in Washington, D.C.’s The Phillips Collection holds four of Rothko’s Paintings, shown: Green and Maroon, Green and Tangerine on Red and Orange, and Red on Red.
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No. 14, 1960 is currently on view at the San Francisco MoMA through June 2, 2013.
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No 10 by Mark Rothko
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