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Mark Rothko

The most definitive monograph covering Mark Rothko's entire oeuvre, published in close collaboration with the artist's family and featuring beloved works from major collections as well as never-before-seen canvases and paintings on paper.

Rothko a Firenze. Ediz. italiana e inglese

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Mark Rothko. Dentro l'opera

Forte di una conoscenza intima delle opere di Mark Rothko, Christopher Rothko, il più giovane dei figli dell'artista, ci conduce in un'esplorazione profonda e rigorosa dell'universo pittorico del padre. Senza indulgere nel pettegolezzo o nelle semplificazioni biografiche, l'autore sceglie di ascoltare le opere stesse, lasciando che siano loro a parlare. Il libro raccoglie diciotto saggi scritti nell'arco di oltre dieci anni, nati in contesti diversi ma presentati con coerenza e unità. Attraverso questi testi l'autore osserva da vicino il corpus artistico di Rothko indagandone la straordinaria capacità di creare un legame profondo con l'osservatore mediante forma, colore e dimensione. Il libro, nella traduzione italiana di Marco Cianchi, dedica ampio spazio alle celebri commissioni per la Rothko Chapel di Houston e per i murali del Seagram Building di New York, ma tratta anche aspetti meno noti e spesso sottovalutati del lavoro dell'artista, tra cui una nuova lettura della produzione più tarda dei Neri e Grigi e del vasto corpus su carta.

Rothko in Florence

Exploring the abstractionist giant's decades-long creative rapport with the artists of Renaissance-era Florence Published with Palazzo Strozzi. This volume examines, for the first time, the American painter Mark Rothko's profound rapport with the city of Florence, following a route that starts in the rooms of Palazzo Strozzi and progresses toward two iconic locations, the Museo di San Marco, home to the frescoes of Fra Angelico, and the vestibule of the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, designed by Michelangelo.Rothko's first encounter with Florence was in 1950, when he visited Italy with his wife, Mell. The trip marked the beginning of his fascination with the city's groundbreaking artists of the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. Through an ample selection of works dating from the 1930s to 1970, Rothko in Florence explores Rothko's enchantment with the Renaissance, and in particular with the artists Giotto and Fra Angelico, while simultaneously tracing the course of his broader artistic, spiritual and cultural legacy. An exhaustive chronology, lavishly illustrated with images from the family archives, the volume unspools an underexplored facet of the great abstract artist's practice.Mark Rothko (1903-70) was born in imperial Russia and immigrated to the United States as a child. He studied at Yale University and became an instructor at the Center Academy of the Brooklyn Jewish Center. In the 1930s Rothko exhibited alongside his fellow members of the Ten, which included Louis Harris, Adolph Gottlieb and Joseph Solman. It was not until 1947 that his now-signature style--monochrome or multicolored rectangles against a solid background--began to coalesce.

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ORT - Ouriel Morgensztern

Auf ungewöhnliche Weise setzte sich der Wiener Fotograf Ouriel Morgensztern mit dem Museum der Heidi Horten Collection auseinander. Sein Zugang ist bewusst subjektiv: Nicht das Ganze nimmt Morgensztern in den Blick, sondern das Detail, das - durch extremen Aus- und Anschnitt, durch Licht und Schatten verfremdet - eine ganz eigene formale und ästhetische Qualität gewinnt. Dabei gelingt es Morgensztern stets die Balance zu halten: Die Architektur des Hauses ist in seinen Fotografien zugleich anwesend und abwesend. Dies gilt ebenso für die Besucher:innen und die Kunst, für die das Museum errichtet wurde. Auch sie sind - trotz physischer Abwesenheit - in Morgenszterns Fotografien stets "präsent".

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Rothko

This magnificently illustrated catalogue accompanies the retrospective devoted to American artist Mark Rothko by the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris from October 18, 2023 to April 2, 2024. Text in English and French.