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Rothko’s Homecoming: A Daughter’s Gift and a Legacy Reclaimed in Daugavpils
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Bronze, a material traditionally associated with permanence and honor, lends particular significance to this gift, cementing Rothko’s foundational presence in his birthplace.
Soon in the Rothko Museum CollectionThe highlight of the day will be the formal donation of two original Rothko drawings from the family’s private collection.
Soon in the Rothko Museum CollectionFor many, Rothko is synonymous with his large, luminous abstract canvases.
The Rothko Museum in Daugavpils holds a unique and significant status as “the only public institution in Eastern Europe to house original works by Mark Rothko”.
For more information and registration, please visit WWW.ROTHKOMUSEUM.COM, find us on Facebook (/Rothko Museum) and Instagram (/rothkomuseum), or contact Inga Gedžūne at [email protected] or +371 26070651.
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