No. 16 by Mark Rothko (1957)

Two rectangles of muted color hang in the air. This is No. 16, a painting by Mark Rothko. The forms are soft-edged, as if lit from within, their glow diffused by a thin haze. The upper rectangle is a pale orange, while the lower one is a deeper, more intense hue of the same color. Between them, a thin band of white separates the two forms, creating a sense of space and depth. The background is a warm, earthy brown, providing a neutral backdrop that allows the colors to stand out. This poster would look at home in a living room or study, its muted tones complementing a variety of decor styles.