Personage Two 1946

"Personage Two" is a 1946 abstract painting by American artist Mark Rothko. The painting showcases his distinctive style of color-field painting, characterized by large, flat areas of color. The canvas is dominated by a bold, vertical composition of abstract forms and vibrant hues, notably pink, gray, and red. These elements are interwoven with subtle hints of brown and black, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality. This work exemplifies Rothko's exploration of the relationship between color and emotion, captivating viewers with its raw, expressive power.