Stop and Look – Orange and Yellow by Mark Rothko (1956)
Mark Rothko favoured great size and enormous squares of colour hovering on top of each other, sometimes strongly contrasted.
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Mark Rothko favoured great size and enormous squares of colour hovering on top of each other, sometimes strongly contrasted.
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