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Mark Rothko No.6Rothko's No. 6 sits in his classic colour field register two rectangular zones of deep, saturated colour floating against each other with no hard edges, no narrative, just feeling. He wanted viewers to stand close and let the colour surround them. This print brings that same experience home. Meditative, monumental and surprisingly easy to live with. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour precision printers Frames hand

Villemot's Bally Spiral — a shoe rendered as pure geometric energy

This pair is the perfect entry point for a Kusama gallery wall

and completely ahead of their time

The Bauhaus school opened in Weimar in 1919 with a radical proposition: that art

The Flowing Hair captures one of those solutions: a line drawing of breathtaking economy

The best minimalist art isn't empty — it's edited

Yves Klein spent the late 1950s trying to paint nothing — or rather

Nicolas Roeg's 1976 film cast Bowie as an alien who comes to Earth looking for water and stays for the television

white and the deep ruby of a perfect pint

Copenhagen has one of the great flower markets in Europe — the kind of place where professional florists and Saturday morning shoppers share the same narrow aisles

His abstract sculptures — all tension and counterbalance — made him one of the most significant European artists of the postwar period

restrained colour

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