Rothko's 1947 work sits in the transitional period between his surrealist-influenced early paintings and the colour field works he would become famous for. The forms are still recognisable as shapes but have begun to dissolve at their edges, becoming less like objects and more like presences — hovering, uncertain, psychically charged. A glimpse of Rothko in the moment of becoming himself, before the world knew his name.

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