Difference between revisions of "Mark Rothko"

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Mark Rothko was a leader of the Abstract-Espressionist school of painters after WWII.

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−	'''Mark Rothko''' was a leader of the Abstract-Espressionist school of painters after WWII. ~~His paintings were just colored rectangles his entire career. Like many of his contemporary's he was a depressed, unhappy person and killed himself in a fit of self-pity.~~	+	'''Mark Rothko''' was a leader of the Abstract-Espressionist school of painters after WWII.
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