Abstract Composition 

"Abstract Composition" is an untitled abstract work by Mark Rothko, an American artist known for his color-field paintings. This early work from the 1930s shows the beginnings of his signature style, which later matured to be known as color-field painting, and was influential in the development of Abstract Expressionism. The piece features a blend of abstract shapes and organic forms in a vibrant palette of blue, yellow, red, and white. The composition is characterized by a sense of movement and energy, created by the interplay of the different colors and shapes. The work likely reflects Rothko's exploration of color and form, experimenting with various techniques and materials. This work predates his iconic abstract rectangles, but shows a clear artistic progression towards them.