Mark Rothko: Paintings on Paper.

The article discusses an exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, featuring the work of artist Mark Rothko. The exhibition focuses on Rothko's smaller scale works and explorations on paper, showcasing his evolution from figurative and landscape paintings to abstract compositions. The exhibition also highlights Rothko's use of color and light to evoke emotions and create a sense of contemplation. The article emphasizes the intimate and reflective nature of Rothko's paintings on paper, contrasting them with his larger, more monumental works. The exhibition provides a unique opportunity to explore Rothko's full vision, as many of his works from the 1950s and '60s have been held in private collections. [Extracted from the article]