Orange, Red, Orange
- Artist
- Mark Rothko
- Date
- 1961
- Style
- Color field painting
- Genre
- Abstract
"Orange, Red, Orange" by Mark Rothko (1961) is a renowned Color field painting that exemplifies his mastery in creating immersive Abstract compositions. The work features large, luminous blocks of orange and red hues, layered to evoke a sense of depth and emotional intensity. Rothko’s signature style employs soft, blurred edges and subtle variations in color, inviting viewers to experience a contemplative and transcendent reaction. Recognized for its significance in the Abstract expressionism movement, this piece achieved a record auction price in 2012, reflecting its importance in post-war contemporary art.
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