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Created in 1951, Mark Rothko’s painting, “NO. 6 (Violet, Green and Blue),” sold in 2014 for an unbelievable $186 Million, making it the highest price ever paid for a piece of abstract art.
“What the fuck?”
“Are you kidding me?”
My granddaughters’ finger painting, hung on my wall, is better!
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Gerald Holmes
Born on the east coast of Canada. Travelled the world for my job and discovered that kindness is the most attractive feature in any human.
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Comments (9)
I agree maybe your granddaughter can get 188 million
Hehe, she's a natural! nice work.
I gotta agree with you. Your granddaughter's painting is wayyyyyy more beautiful!
OMG 186 mil. What a total loss for something that appears to be worth maybe, 186.00 dollars. Nice review, Gerald.
Have to say I agree! Vibrant and interesting - loads better 😁
Sometimes I just shake my head. Truth is, I like both. But your granddaughter's finger painting holds a lot more meaning.
Damn right! Well written grandpa. Bet your granddaughter is proud of you too.
Yes, I agree. Well done.
Haha! Like you, I am NOT a Rothko fan. Your granddaughter has promise as a future artist.