Mark RothkoSpojené státy americké, 1903–1970

No. 1

1961 · Painting

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Inventární číslo: 1986.43.151

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Obrazy Olej Americké malířství Poválečné umění 20. století American Abstract Expressionist

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Národní galerie ve Washingtonu
Obrázek: Národní galerie ve Washingtonu — © the artist or rights holder

V životě: Mark Rothko

Celý životopis

after June 1959
Walks away from the Four Seasons: the advance is returned
Back in New York Rothko visited the nearly completed restaurant, found its atmosphere pretentious and unsuited to his paintings, refused to go on and returned his cash advance to Seagram. He kept the paintings in storage until 1968; the series was later split between the Tate, the Kawamura Memorial Museum in Japan and the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
1959
Europe: the Laurentian Library, Pompeii, Turner
In June 1959 Rothko and his family went to Europe: Rome, Florence, Venice, Pompeii, then Paris, Brussels, Antwerp, Amsterdam and London, where he studied Turner’s watercolours. On the ship he told the journalist John Fischer that he wanted his murals to ruin the appetite of everyone who ate in that room, and in Florence he found the feeling of a walled-in room he was after in the vestibule of Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library.
11. července 1959 – 11. října 1959
Exhibition: Documenta II
1961
The retrospective at MoMA
In 1961 the Museum of Modern Art held a retrospective of Rothko’s work, to considerable commercial and critical success, though the art world was already turning its attention to pop art.
1962
Pop art: “Are the young artists plotting to kill us all?”
At a 1962 exhibition of pop art Rothko called the pop artists “charlatans and young opportunists” and wondered aloud whether the young artists were plotting to kill them all; looking at Jasper Johns’s flags he remarked that they had worked for years to get rid of all that.
1963
Son born: Christopher Rothko