Viewers visit Rothko's studio at 22 Bowery in New York, and go to Florence's Museo de san Marco, where the monastic work of Renaissance painter Fra Angelico deeply influenced Rothko's mission to create environments and not just paintings.
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Publisher:
[Brooklyn, NY] : Icarus Films, c2014
Branch Call Number:
DVD 759.13 R745S 2014
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (52 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
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Title from graphic title screen: The Silence of Rothko
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Add a CommentA ho-hum documentary about an artist I'd never heard of, who did work I couldn't care less about. The film didn't give me any reason to care, nor any reason to learn more. How did it possibly earn 4 stars?