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Rothko Murals Graphic

By Keren Tran
Abstract artist Mark Rothko painted a series of murals for Harvard's Holyoke Center, the precursor to today's Smith Campus Center, in the 1960s. But by 1980, they fell into disarray due to sunlight damage.
Abstract artist Mark Rothko painted a series of murals for Harvard's Holyoke Center, the precursor to today's Smith Campus Center, in the 1960s. But by 1980, they fell into disarray due to sunlight damage.

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