Mark Rothko
États-Unis
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1903 – 1970
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1 272 œuvres
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Expressionnisme abstrait
Période d'activité
Œuvres (925)
DrawingTwo Women Lounging on Sofa
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Side View of Seated Nude Turned to the Left, Right Leg Tucked Under
National Gallery of Art
Kneeling Nude Seen from the Back
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Female Nude Seated on the Ground, Facing Right
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Seated Female Nude Turned to the Right, Leaning Forward
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Standing Female Nude Turned to the Left, Arms Raised, Head Lowered
National Gallery of Art
Female Nude Seated on the Ground, Left Arm Supporting Torso, Right Arm Raised
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Still Life with Vase and Potted Plant
National Gallery of Art
Woman Reading, Right Hand Covering Mouth
National Gallery of Art
Seated Nude Turned to the Left, Arms Crossed
National Gallery of Art
Seated Man Wearing Eyeglasses
National Gallery of Art
Head of a Man in Profile to the Right
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Half-Length Portrait of a Woman Seated in an Upholstered Chair
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Man Seated in a Rocker, Right Arm Raised
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Stylishly Dressed Women Outdoors, One Holding the Arm of a Child
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Woman Playing the Violin
National Gallery of Art
Nude Woman Outdoors
National Gallery of Art
Woman Seated with Jacket Worn over Shoulders
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Standing Nude Leaning to the Right, Head Resting on Hand
National Gallery of Art
Seated Female Nude Supporting Head, Right Leg Resting on Left
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Woman in a Long Dress
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
Young Girl Seated Erectly in Wing Chair
National Gallery of Art
Woman Seated in Wing Chair, Legs Crossed
National Gallery of Art
Woman Dozing with Book Turned Over
Drawings in the National Gallery of Art
925 œuvres
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