Mark Rothko (1903-1970) joined the New York WPA (Works Project Administration) in 1936, enabling him to rub shoulders with important artists in the budding Abstract, Expressionist and Minimalist movements who were highly influential in his artwork. Number 12, 1951 is quintessential Rothko with its luminous rectangles of color applied in thin layers to evoke a transcendent emotional experience.

This framed art print is part of our Museum series focusing on influential paintings by renowned artists. These pieces, chosen for their captivating color combinations and striking compositions, will add sophistication to offices, meeting rooms, hallways, lobbies, restaurants and more. A variety of elegant framing and matting options allow you to customize each piece of art to coordinate with your decor. Each image is printed on high-quality paper; faced with durable acrylic with enhanced UV protection.