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Mark Rothko, No. 16 {Green, White, Yellow on Yellow}, 1951

oil on canvas, 67-5/8" × 44-5/8" (171.8 cm × 113.3 cm)

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Our old scan was a measure brighter (much of the internet loves that) and lighting changes absolutely everything about Rothko’s art. This one, however, looks more like paint and look-the bottom section is no longer straight yellow. Despite popular opinion, Rothko didn’t paint solid colors in a conventional sense.

We had this a few months back but it’s worth another look. I think it’s great to see less candy and more conflict in this painting, so I am happy to have it.

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