Mark Rothko Paintings On Paper

马克 罗斯科：纸上绘画

●产品信息——

出版社 ‏ : ‎ Yale (2023年 11月 14日)

语言 ‏ : ‎ 英语

精装 ‏ : ‎ 200页

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0300266472

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0300266474

商品重量 ‏ : ‎ 1.39 Kilograms

尺寸 ‏ : ‎ 22.61x2.54x28.19 cm

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

●内容简介——

对马克-罗斯科纸上绘画的启示性探索，改变了我们对这位二十世纪杰出艺术家的理解

马克-罗斯科（Mark Rothko，1903-1970 年）以其高耸入云的布面抽象画闻名于世；欢乐、绝望、狂喜和悲剧是他在其光辉作品中试图表达的主题。尽管罗斯科声名显赫，但很少有人知道他在职业生涯中还创作了 1000 多幅纸上绘画。艺术家并没有将这些作品视为初步研究，而是将其视为绘画成品。

这些杰出的绘画作品包括早期的具象主题和超现实主义作品，以及罗斯科为人熟知的边缘柔和的矩形领域（通常以不朽的规模实现）。这些作品挑战了我们对绘画定义的期望，以及对罗斯科及其职业生涯的普遍看法。在这本图文并茂的书中，亚当-格林哈尔赫追溯了这些作品在艺术家的接受度、声誉和成功中所扮演的角色。

本书与四十年来专门展出罗斯科纸上作品的大型展览相配套，汇集了近百幅光芒四射、鲜有展出的作品。格林哈尔及其团队对罗斯科的纸上作品进行了重要的研究，在此基础上，这本重要的画册让人们对这位艺术家未得到充分认可的创作实践有了新的认识。

A revelatory exploration of Mark Rothko’s paintings on paper that transforms our understanding of a preeminent twentieth-century artist

Mark Rothko (1903–1970) is renowned for his towering abstract paintings on canvas; joy, despair, ecstasy, and tragedy are among the themes that he sought to express in his luminous works. Despite Rothko’s prominence, few people know that he also created more than 1,000 paintings on paper over the course of his career. The artist viewed these not as preliminary studies but as finished paintings in their own right.

These remarkable paintings range from early figurative subjects and surrealist works to the soft-edged rectangular fields, often realized at monumental scale, for which Rothko is best known. These works challenge our expectations about how painting is defined, as well as popular ideas about Rothko and his career. In this beautifully illustrated volume, Adam Greenhalgh traces the role these works played in the artist’s reception, reputation, and success.

This book accompanies the first major exhibition dedicated to Rothko’s works on paper in forty years and brings together nearly one hundred radiant, rarely displayed examples. Building on the important research conducted by Greenhalgh and his team for the catalogue raisonné of Rothko’s works on paper, this important catalogue offers a new appreciation of an underrecognized facet of the artist’s practice.