Rothko painted Entrance to Subway in 1938 — before the colour field works that made him famous, when he was still a figurative painter haunting the New York underground. The figures are ghostly, the space ambiguous, the light already doing the emotional work that would later come from pure colour. A rare and fascinating window into an earlier Rothko, for anyone who wants to know the full arc of the man.

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• Printed on 240gsm archival giclée paper using 12-colour precision printers
• Frames hand-crafted in solid Tasmanian oak, matte black or matte white
• Made & shipped from our Melbourne studio
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