Two Seated Women Conversing 

"Two Seated Women Conversing" is an early work by American abstract expressionist artist Mark Rothko, created before his famous color-field paintings. The drawing features two women seated in profile, conversing, and rendered in bold colors and gestural brushstrokes. This piece shows Rothko's early exploration of figuration and his interest in capturing the dynamic and expressive nature of human interaction, which would later evolve into his more abstract works.