Thanks for resharing! I’ve always enjoyed Rothko and this is the first time I’ve read a succinct summary of his journey to the color field abstracts we love so much.
I have not found one but you might want to look at "Writings on Art: Mark Rothko" from Yale University Press. Selections are available on Google Books, including the starting pages of "The Scribble Book" which contains some of his ideas about art and children. https://books.google.com/books?id=ZdYLk3m2TN4C
Thanks for resharing! I’ve always enjoyed Rothko and this is the first time I’ve read a succinct summary of his journey to the color field abstracts we love so much.
I’m so glad you enjoyed this. Thanks for reading and for your appreciative comment.
https://open.substack.com/pub/ofsoundandfury/p/mark-rothko-and-the-album-iii?r=hcm2e&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Thanks so much for sharing that here. It is a beautiful and unusual design; I enjoyed learning about it.
Thank you, Laura. I appreciate you checking it out. I enjoyed your story very much!
Thank you for this look at Rothko, and for trying to impart knowledge and understanding of his painting.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for reading and for commenting.
You’re welcome!
Is there a link available to his article about teaching children?
I have not found one but you might want to look at "Writings on Art: Mark Rothko" from Yale University Press. Selections are available on Google Books, including the starting pages of "The Scribble Book" which contains some of his ideas about art and children. https://books.google.com/books?id=ZdYLk3m2TN4C