Seagram series

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The Seagram series is a group of dark, abstract paintings by Mark Rothko originally commissioned for New York’s Four Seasons Restaurant, renowned for their meditative, immersive color fields.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abstract art
painting series
artHistoricalSignificance key work in Color Field painting
major example of Rothko’s late style
associatedWithBuilding Seagram Building, New York City NERFINISHED
cityOfIntendedDisplay New York City NERFINISHED
colorCharacteristic blacks
browns
deep reds
maroons
commissionedBy Seagram Building NERFINISHED
architect Mies van der Rohe NERFINISHED
architect Philip Johnson
commissionedFor Four Seasons Restaurant NERFINISHED
commissionedYear 1958
commissionStatus commission withdrawn by artist
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Mark Rothko NERFINISHED
currentLocation Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art, Sakura, Japan NERFINISHED
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
Tate Modern, London NERFINISHED
displayMode immersive room installation
genre Color Field painting
hasPart Seagram Murals NERFINISHED
inception 1958
influencedBy Italian Renaissance murals
Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library NERFINISHED
locationIntended dining room of the Four Seasons Restaurant
mainSubject color fields
materialUsed oil paint
movement Abstract expressionism
surface form: Abstract Expressionism
notableCharacteristic architectural composition
dark palette
immersive scale
large canvases
meditative atmosphere
rectangular color zones
somber tones
numberOfWorks approximately 30 paintings
partOf late works of Mark Rothko NERFINISHED
significantEvent Mark Rothko decided not to install the paintings at the Four Seasons Restaurant NERFINISHED
supportMaterial canvas
theme contemplation
enclosure
spiritual experience

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Seagram Murals alsoKnownAs Seagram series