Mark Rothko

Large fields of color dominate here, moving from the warm reds and oranges of "Orange, Red, Yellow" toward the darker, muted browns and grays of later canvases. These paintings favor soft-edged blocks of hue over figures or lines, built for quiet, prolonged looking. The mood shifts from glowing warmth to somber weight across the span of American abstract expressionism.

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