Vision at End of Day 1946

"Vision at End of Day" is a 1946 abstract painting by American artist Mark Rothko. The artwork depicts a scene of simplified forms and intense color. It is characterized by large, flat areas of color, suggesting both depth and flatness, separated by thin black lines. The colors, predominantly red, black, and white, are applied in a gestural, almost expressionistic style. These characteristics are typical of Rothko's early work, and the painting is an example of the artist's interest in exploring the emotional power of color and form.