A new book examines the relationship between these two artists
Claude Monet “Charing Cross Bridge, The Thames (Charing Cross Bridge, la Tamise)” (1903)
Though they worked more than 50 years apart, impressionist painter Claude Monet and abstract artist Mark Rothko actually have a lot in common. The new book Monet/Rothko (Flammarion) examines these two artists who explored the frontiers of abstraction.
“Monet/Rothko” (Flammarion)
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