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Mark Rothko (Q160149)

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American painter of Latvian-Jewish descent (1903–1970)
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Mark Rothko
  • Marcus Rothkowitz
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Mark Rothko
American painter of Latvian-Jewish descent (1903–1970)

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    Markuss Rotkovičs (Latvian)
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    Маркус Янкелевич Роткович (Russian)
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    Mark Rothko gravestone.JPG
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    The Passion of Mark Rothko | Esquire | NOVEMBER 1974 (English)
    8 December 2025
    Lee Seldes
    There were 798 Rothko pictures left unsold at the time of the artist’s death. He had hoarded them, held them back, treasured them during his lifetime. They were his artistic heritage and formed the bulk of his estate. Potentially, they were worth untold millions. Within three months, the three friends Rothko had chosen as the executors of his estate secretly signed over these paintings at what many people in the art world consider to be a fraction of their worth to the art dealer Francis K. Lloyd and his multinational network of Marlborough galleries. Later, when the disposition of the pictures became known, they became the subject of a legal tangle of Dickensian dimensions. The three-year-old lawsuit begun on behalf of Rothko’s children—and the State of New York—against the executors and Marlborough has shaken the sensibilities of the international art world, led to new conjectures about the perils of art after the death of its creator, and horrified many of the principals in the case. (English)
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    The Artist's Reality: Philosophies of Art (English)
    Mark Rothko (editor); Christopher Rothko (editor); Makoto Fujimura (editor)
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    Name_-- _467298t Afterword: Mark Rothko, A Painter of Ideas MAKOTO FUJIMURA I (English)
    The Shock of the New (English)
    Robert Hughes
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    The most complete painter on the “theological” wing of the New York School was undoubtedly Mark Rothko (1903–70). (English)
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    21 February 2021
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    27 February 2021
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    30 November 2025
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    Mark Rothko
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    2 October 2012
    24 August 2018
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    Rothko, Mark, 1903-1970
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    Mark Rothko, 1903–1970 (English)
    30 January 2017
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    Rothko, Mark
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    23 December 2019
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    Mark Rothko
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    Rothko, Mark, 1903-1970
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    6 April 2026
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    马克·罗斯科 (Mark Rothko)
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    Marcus Mark Rothko (Rothkowitz) (25 Sep 1903 - 25 Feb 1970)
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