这是一部关于马克·罗斯科（Mark Rothko）的独特肖像画，捕捉了他对色彩的运用，同时讲述了他的生活、事业、斗争、哲学。

马克·罗斯科的作品是现代艺术史上的杰作。他巨大的色域作品因其亮度、情绪化和身临其境的特质而大受欢迎。但他并不总是以大胆、简单的色彩作画。这本图文并茂的传记追溯了罗斯科的整个人生，从童年时期移民美国，到1970年自杀。书中提到了他的学校教育和20世纪30年代在世界精神病学协会的早期工作；他的艺术从具象到纯抽象的演变；以及他的艺术哲学的萌芽，使他越来越远离物质世界，走向普遍的情感和表现主义形式。书中精致的插画是罗斯科的标志性色彩，吸引读者进入他迷人的创作之旅。虽然罗斯科生前一直被误解，但这本独特的图形传记提供了一种方式来了解他的生活，解码他的发明的视觉语言。

This unique portrait of Mark Rothko captures his astonishing use of color as it illustrates the story of his life, career, struggles, and philosophy.

Mark Rothko's work is among the most recognizable in modern art history. His huge color-

field works enjoy enormous popularity for their luminosity, moodiness, and immersive qualities. But he didn't always paint in bold, simple swaths of color. This graphic biography traces Rothko's entire life, from his boyhood emigration from Russia to America, to his suicide in 1970. It touches on his schooling and early work for the WPA in the 1930s; the evolution of his art from representational to purely abstract; and the dawning of his artistic philosophy, which took him farther and farther away from the material world and toward a universally emotional and expressionist modality. The book's finely detailed drawings are Rothko's signature colors and draw readers into his fascinating creative journey. While Rothko the artist was largely misunderstood during his lifetime, this unique graphic biography offers a way of making sense of his life and of decoding the visual language he invented.