Woman Running Fingers Through the Hair of Another Woman 

This untitled painting by Mark Rothko depicts two women, one with her back to the viewer and the other facing the viewer. The woman in the foreground is running her fingers through the hair of the woman in the background. The painting is characterized by its use of expressive brushstrokes and bold colors. This intimate scene reflects Rothko’s interest in exploring the complexities of human relationships. The painting’s abstract style, with simplified figures and a limited palette, evokes a sense of emotional depth and intimacy.