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Artist: (after) Mark Rothko
Black and Grey Abstract Color Field Modern Painting, In Style of Mark Rothko
By (after) Mark Rothko
Located in Houston, TX
Reminiscent of the color field canvases of Mark Rothko, this black and grey abstract painting explores the subtlety of a limited color palette. The swirls and splatter of the upper g...
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20th Century Color-Field (after) Mark Rothko Paintings
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Acrylic, Canvas
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