Mark Rothko, N.º 1 (Rojo real y azul) (1954) – Reproducción al óleo pintada a mano

Painted in 1954 during the absolute pinnacle of Mark Rothko’s mature period, No. 1 (Royal Red and Blue) was selected by the artist for his landmark 1954 solo exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. Featuring floating rectangular bands of radiant royal blue and fiery red atop a luminous, multi-layered background, the composition radiates an ethereal, weightless energy. Rothko’s soft, feathered transitions create an atmospheric depth that fills any contemporary, minimalist, or modern architectural space with profound emotion.

Studio Craftsmanship & Technical Fidelity

• Ejecución pintada a mano del modelo 100%: Built up using delicate, translucent layers of fine oil paints and glazes executed by experienced studio painters—no digital printing or mechanical transfers.

• Feathered Edge Transitions: Faithfully reproduces Rothko’s signature technique of soft, blurred edges that give the impression of breathing light and floating color fields.

• Archival Linen Canvas: Painted on heavy-duty, archival-grade linen canvas with lightfast pigments engineered to maintain color radiance and prevent fading over time.

• Authentic Reverse Details: Inscribed with the original #1 title, artist signature, and 1954 date layout on the back of the canvas, honoring original gallery standards.

Nivel recomendado

• Residencial: Double-height foyers, grand living room feature walls, open-concept dining halls, or master suites.

• Publicidad: Executive boardrooms, luxury hotel lobbies, architectural firm reception areas, and private gallery spaces.