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The Power of Stillness: I didn't get the Rothko Chapel. Then I needed it., 2017-07-02

 Item — Container: Shelf 78, Box: 221
Identifier: 20170702_HOUCHRON

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I didn't get the Rothko Chapel. Then I needed it. Marialuisa Rincon, for the Houston Chronicle June 27, 2017 Updated: June 27, 2017 12:27 p.m.

Inside the Rothko Chapel, designed by Eugene Aubry and Howard Barnstone and completed in 1971.

A couple stood in quiet admiration of the vast black canvas flanking the Rothko Chapel's entrance. They were obviously moved. Staring at her feet, a woman in black sat stock-still on one of the wooden benches.

My boyfriend and I plopped down near her. I didn't get it. They're just big, black paintings in a windowless building. You've read your last free article on Houston Chronicle this month. To continue reading please subscribe or sign in

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My boyfriend and I plopped down near her. I didn't get it. They're just big, black paintings in a windowless building.

Dates

  • Publication: 2017-07-02

Extent

From the Series: 1 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

English

Bibliography

Marialuisa Rincon, Houston Chronicle, https://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters/article/I-didn-t-get-the-Rothko-Chapel-Then-I-needed-it-11248172.php

Repository Details

Part of the Rothko Chapel Archives Repository

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