Jacob Valteshuba: Mark Rothko

The Bayesian Art series was repeated in 1985 as the best seller At Book collection, starting with Piccaso's book. Since then, the simple, thin book of author has been produced in over 200 different species and has been published in more than 20 languages. The series is a series of excellent production values, as well as great illustrations and intellectual content. The theme consciousness of each book is not too difficult to get close to when it's full of energy. After the first article in 2005, it was re-existed in 15 years. This time, it's called the Fabic Arts. The 0-year series is a larger version of the board and a more vivid image of the work to the reader. Mark Losco (1903-1970), opposed to the dramatic painting tragedy, glazing and destruction work, was a prominent advocate of artist freedom of full expression. Although he was the main focus of the first abstract representation movement in New York, Roscoe rejected the label and claimed ‘the complete experience between painting and viewer.’. In the metaphorical works, Roscoe followed up with bold colors, red, yellow, yellow soil, red and black and green, making an image that now represents him. The emphasis is on the symbolic representation or shape of the human body, rather than removing it from this shiny, lively mass of color. This intense color form contains all human tragedies. At the same time, Roscoe gave the audience the authority to make a clear judgment on the possibility of the work. He believed that "the painting is expanded and accelerated in the eyes of sensitive observers.".

Korean title: 마크 로스코

Korean author: 제이콥 발테슈바

Korean publisher: 마로니에북스

ISBN-13: 9788960536319