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Before the color fields, Rothko painted figures, interiors, and mythic scenes. His early work is darker, more narrative, shaped by expressionism and surrealism rather than pure abstraction. These paintings search for psychological depth and human presence. The floating forms would come later. First, there was anxiety, myth, and the need to speak about the human condition directly. Rothko did not arrive at abstraction suddenly. He moved toward it slowly, by stripping away everything that felt unn