Three Girls Seated c. 1930

“Three Girls Seated” is a watercolor on paper by Mark Rothko from around 1930. The painting depicts three seated girls, rendered in soft, expressive brushstrokes and a muted palette. The girls' features are simplified, emphasizing their overall form and creating a sense of intimacy. The work exemplifies Rothko's early style, a blend of figurative and abstract elements, showcasing his transition from representational art to his later, minimalist works.