Orange and Yellow 1956

"Orange and Yellow" (1956) by American abstract artist Mark Rothko is a prime example of Color Field painting. Rothko's signature style features large, flat blocks of color, which he applied in multiple layers, creating a luminous effect that evokes emotional depth. This piece, with its two distinct bands of vibrant hues separated by a thin line, is a powerful testament to the transformative power of color. Located at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York, it is a must-see for those interested in abstract expressionism.