Blue, Orange, Red by Mark Rothko (1961)

Three horizontal bands of color form the composition of Mark Rothko's Blue, Orange, Red. The painting's simplicity invites contemplation, drawing the viewer into its luminous depths. The topmost band, a soft blue, floats above a warm orange stripe, which in turn rests upon a deep red field. The edges of these color fields are softly blurred, creating a sense of movement and interaction between the hues. The overall effect is one of quiet intensity, as the colors seem to glow from within. This poster brings a sense of calm and introspection to any space it inhabits. It works well in a study or bedroom, where its meditative qualities can be fully appreciated.