Untitled 1945 - 1946

This Untitled painting, created between 1945 and 1946 by American Abstract Expressionist artist Mark Rothko, showcases the artist's signature style of color-field painting. The composition is dominated by large, flat fields of color, in this case primarily red, white, and black, with subtle variations in tone and texture. This artwork, characteristic of Rothko's later work, evokes a sense of emotional depth and contemplation through its minimalist forms and muted color palette. The soft, hazy brushstrokes contribute to the ethereal atmosphere of the painting, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the abstract composition and contemplate their own emotions.