MARK ROTHKO REVER DE NE PAS ETRE

Mark Rothko, rêver de ne pas être

Stéphane Lambert follows Rothko's steps, a journey from Litvia to Houston and displays an immersive tale to the heart of the artist's paintings.
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Mark Rothko

Description

Mark Rothko was born in 1903 in Dvinsk inside the Russian Empire under the name of Marcus Rothkowitz. He gives up this name in the 30s to fully adopt the american nationality. After World War II, he starts to affirm what will make his international fame : his screen colors. During the 60s, he achieves his masterpiece : a set of dark screens for a chapel named Chapel Rothko in Houston. 1970 is marked by Rothko's suicide.

Stéphane Lambert investigates what troubled Rothko, and the gradual erosion of his heritage in his works. The text intertwines poesy and plastic arts, artist and biographer.

Description & Features

Characteristics

French language

Publisher
Arléa
Dimensions
11 x 18
Publication year
2014
Number of pages
120
EAN
9782363080578