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Mark Rothko
Rothko Guggenheim 1978 No.10
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- $149
- Sale price
- $149
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Size Guide
Image Size refers to the dimensions of the artwork excluding the white border.
Paper Size refers to the dimensions of the art print inclusive of the white border.
Size Once Framed refers to the dimensions of the artwork inclusive of the frame.
Size Guide
Image Size refers to the dimensions of the artwork excluding the white border.
Paper Size refers to the dimensions of the art print inclusive of the white border.
Size Once Framed refers to the dimensions of the artwork inclusive of the frame.
Shipping
All orders delivered within New Zealand qualify for free shipping. This includes both unframed art prints and framed artworks. There is no minimum order value required to qualify for free shipping.
Shipping
All orders delivered within New Zealand qualify for free shipping. This includes both unframed art prints and framed artworks. There is no minimum order value required to qualify for free shipping.
Return Policy
If you are not completely satisfied with your new art or it’s just not the perfect fit for your space, we are happy to offer you an exchange, credit, or refund, provided the art is returned to us in its original condition within 30 days of delivery.
- Unframed art prints are eligible for a full refund, exchange, or store credit.
- Framed artworks are eligible for an exchange or store credit only. As they are are made to order we do not offer refunds on framed artworks.
Return Policy
If you are not completely satisfied with your new art or it’s just not the perfect fit for your space, we are happy to offer you an exchange, credit, or refund, provided the art is returned to us in its original condition within 30 days of delivery.
- Unframed art prints are eligible for a full refund, exchange, or store credit.
- Framed artworks are eligible for an exchange or store credit only. As they are are made to order we do not offer refunds on framed artworks.
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We are confident in the enduring quality of our artworks. Our 10-Year Warranty is a testament to our commitment to craftsmanship and premium materials, protecting your investment under normal use conditions. You can view our 10 Year Warranty policy in full here.
10-Year Warranty
We are confident in the enduring quality of our artworks. Our 10-Year Warranty is a testament to our commitment to craftsmanship and premium materials, protecting your investment under normal use conditions. You can view our 10 Year Warranty policy in full here.
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THE PRINT
“I'm not an abstractionist. I'm not interested in the relationship of colour or form or anything else. I'm interested only in expressing basic human emotions: tragedy, ecstasy, doom, and so on.” - Mark Rothko
Mark Rothko moved through several artistic styles in his career before arriving at his signature colour focussed style in 1950. A prominent figure in the New York school (also known as Abstract Expressionism), Rothko used abstract means to express emotions as rectangular fields of colour. Painted in 1958 at the height of his artistic achievements, Mark Rothko’s No. 10 represents the pinnacle of his alchemical prowess. Using the most basic of artistic materials - canvas, oil and pigment - Rothko is able to create a painting that appears to glow with a supernatural luminescence, the result of a surface that fizzles with painterly energy.
Mark Rothko moved through several artistic styles in his career before arriving at his signature colour focussed style in 1950. A prominent figure in the New York school (also known as Abstract Expressionism), Rothko used abstract means to express emotions as rectangular fields of colour. Painted in 1958 at the height of his artistic achievements, Mark Rothko’s No. 10 represents the pinnacle of his alchemical prowess. Using the most basic of artistic materials - canvas, oil and pigment - Rothko is able to create a painting that appears to glow with a supernatural luminescence, the result of a surface that fizzles with painterly energy.
In No. 10, the richness and sheer variety of Rothko’s colour is most evident in the thin sliver of painterly activity that occurs towards in the centre of the canvas. Here, in this intensively worked area, the artist reveals an extraordinary array of subtle, almost indistinguishable passages of reds, yellows, pinks, umbers and ochers that constantly shift under the human gaze. The tension that exists on the surface of this and many other Rothko paintings was the result of his long and deliberate process. Across the expansive surface of the canvas, Rothko stages a multiplicity of events where hues are assimilated and contrasted; textures opposed and blended. Its optical effects elicit an emotional response that resonates with Rothko's ambition to create a total experience for the viewer.
In 1978, the Guggenheim Museum organised a major retrospective, Mark Rothko 1903-1970. This gallery quality giclee art print reproduction of an advertising poster promoting the exhibition has been produced on luxurious heavyweight textured art paper using archival inks that won't fade over time resulting in a superior print with pin-sharp detail, rich vivid colours and unparalleled durability.
- Gallery quality giclée art print
- 300gsm 100% cotton rag textured art paper
- Natural white with a matte finish
- Archival inks for vivid colour and sharp detail
- Available in multiple sizes
- Can be purchased framed or unframed
THE ARTIST
One of the preeminent artists of his generation, Mark Rothko is closely identified with the New York school, a circle of painters that emerged during the 1940s as a new collective voice in American art. During a career that spanned five decades, he created a new and impassioned form of abstract painting. Rothko's work is characterised by rigorous attention to formal elements such as colour, shape, balance, depth, composition, and scale. By 1949 Rothko had introduced a compositional format that he would continue to develop throughout his career. Composed of several vertically aligned rectangular forms set within a coloured field, Rothko's "image" lent itself to a remarkable diversity of appearances. In these works, large scale, open structure, and thin layers of color combine to convey the impression of a shallow pictorial space. Colour, for which Rothko's work is perhaps most celebrated, here attains an unprecedented luminosity. His classic paintings of the 1950s are characterised by expanding dimensions and an increasingly simplified use of form, brilliant hues, and broad, thin washes of colour. In his large, floating rectangles of colour, which seem to engulf the spectator, he explored with a rare mastery of nuance the expressive potential of colour contrasts and modulations.
FRAMING
Quality art deserves quality framing. We offer a premium quality bespoke framing service that is more affordable and convenient than using your local picture framer. Your art print will be framed to the most exacting standards by our team of master framers using gallery quality materials throughout. The end result - a beautiful framed artwork designed to last a lifetime that exudes style and craftsmanship delivered right to your door.
- Framing only available within New Zealand
- Delivery time is approximately 7 working days
- Artwork arrives ready to hang
- Hardwood frames in three stylish colour options
- 2mm premium clear float glass
To learn more about our framing process please visit the following link - FRAMING
| Print Size | Size Once Framed |
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60cm x 80cm |
63cm x 83cm |
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84cm x 112cm |
89cm x 117cm |
The Artist
Mark Rothko
Delivery
Bespoke Custom Framing
Your art print will be framed to the most exacting standards by our master picture framers utilising gallery quality materials throughout. The end result: a beautiful artwork that exudes style and craftsmanship, delivered to your door, ready to hang.
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