No. 9 — Fine Art

No. 9 - 1948 by Mark Rothko uses broad painted bands that stack across the sheet.

The paint looks thin in places, and the colour shifts where the brush moved. Mark Rothko worked with oil on canvas, laying down fields of colour that meet with soft edges.

This fine art print is set in a frame with a back panel, and it arrives assembled when you use the ready to hang option. The paper is matte, so the paint tones stay flat and there is no shine under a lamp. It fits above the kitchen sink, where morning light shows the slight differences between the colour bands.