Mark Rothko: Paintings On Paper Adam Greenhalgh Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Revelatory Exploration Of Mark Rothko’s Paintings On Paper That Transforms Our Understanding Preeminent Twentieth-Century Artist “[A] Superb Catalogue ”—Charles Giuliano Berkshire Fine Arts Rothko (1903–1970) Is Renowned For His Towering Abstract Canvas Joy Despair Ecstasy And Tragedy Are Among The Themes He Sought To Express In Luminous Works Despite Prominence Few People Know Also Created More Than 1 000 Over Course Career Viewed These Not As Preliminary Studies But Finished Their Own Right Remarkable Range From Early Figurative Subjects Surrealist Soft-Edged Rectangular Fields Often Realized At Monumental Scale Which Best Known Challenge Expectations About How Painting Defined Well Popular Ideas This Beautifully Illustrated Volume Adam Greenhalgh Traces Role Played Artist’s Reception Reputation Success Book Accompanies First Major Exhibition Dedicated Forty Years Brings Together Nearly One Hundred Radiant Rarely Displayed Examples Building Important Research Conducted By Team Raisonné Offers New Appreciation An Underrecognized Facet Practice Schedule: National Gallery Art Washington (November 19 2023–March 31 2024) Museum Architecture Design Oslo (May 16–September 22 Σελίδες: 200 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0112 Διαστάσεις: 2X22 2Cm