Chair 

This watercolor painting titled "Chair" by Mark Rothko is an example of his early abstract work, created in the early 20th century. It depicts a chair rendered in a fragmented, abstract style. The composition features bold colors, gestural brushstrokes, and a sense of depth created through overlapping shapes and forms, illustrating Rothko's exploration of expressionism and abstraction. The painting's dynamic and energetic nature highlights the artist's fascination with color and form in the early stages of his career, a prelude to his later minimalist color field paintings.