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Comments: Image as expected. Vibrant colors and depth as per Rothko.
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Comments: my living space needed a spalsh of "umph." When they arrived, i spent the next few days deciding where to put them because the pieces looked "great" everywhere.
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Comments: I purchased this with another Rothko - Saffron 1957 & was very pleased with the paper quality, color - shipment (time & was well packaged). The poster was a little too large for the frame I purchased separately -although both were supposed to be the same size - so the poster slightly wrinkled in the frame. Not enough to be returned and all the positive factors out-weighed it.
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Comments: i wish it had came faster.
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Comments: Considering this only cost [$], it's a steal! The color and quality are good, and I love it.
Displaying reviews 1-5 Previous | Next » Violet, Green and Red, 1951by Mark RothkoPoster61 x 91 cm (without border: 49 x 79 cm) Item #: 1645183 Usually ships in
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Product Information“Violet, Green and Red,” created by Mark Rothko (1903 – 1970) during a period of depression, is devoid of subject matter, conveying an intimate, intense message solely through the powerful use of color. Rothko’s revolutionary form of Abstractionism featured vibrant blocks of color painted on huge canvases that made viewers feel like part of the artwork. Believing that good paintings achieved substance through underlying concepts of mortality and spirituality, Rothko gave this piece a vague name so viewers’ interpretation of it would be their own. Poster is made of 50% recycled fiber. About the ArtistAcclaimed for founding Abstract Expressionism, Mark Rothko (1903-1970), was a Russian immigrant and a preeminent artist of his generation. His insatiable scholarly quest and his fascination with concepts of mortality and spirituality deeply influenced his art. Rothko’s tendency to place the darkest shades of his spare palette at the top of his oversized canvases was meant to symbolize the mental depression that plagued him, yet his late period obsession was dominated by color, adventure and passion. © AllPosters
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