Munn Works

Rothko, Orange and Yellow 1956

Now: $674.50 Was: $845.00
Est. Arrival: Jul 28 - Aug 09

A fine-art giclée reproduction on canvas of "Orange and Yellow" (1956) by American Abstract painter Mark Rothko (1903-70). With Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, Rothko is one of the most famous postwar American artists. By the late 1940s he'd stopped making direct references to the human figure, as his purpose was to present not specific individuals but the universal human drama. Rothko created his signature effect by simplifying the forms to create paintings of soft luminous rectangles that appear to float on a stained field. As a result of the shimmering and flickering light and the pulsating colors that project and recede, Rothko’s large canvases produce an impression of constant motion.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: Mark Rothko
Dimensions: 28" x 34"
Finish: white
Frame Details: wood
Made Of: giclée on canvas
SKU: 76700688
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Jul 28 - Aug 09
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RETURNS: This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees will apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Established in 1955, MunnWorks is known for its superiorly crafted custom-made frames for fine art and mirrors. Its frames hang in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the de Young Museum in San Francisco, and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. The company's own holdings include many important works of art by masters of the 20th century, from Dalí to Matisse.
About the Brand
Established in 1955, MunnWorks is known for its superiorly crafted custom-made frames for fine art and mirrors. Its frames hang in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the de Young Museum in San Francisco, and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. The company's own holdings include many important works of art by masters of the 20th century, from Dalí to Matisse.