Mark Rothko, Orange and Tan, 1954 (489686)
Carbon Footprint
56.98kg CO₂e
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Climate Impact
$12.85
LCA Industry Classification:
US EIO
NAICS 339940 — Frames for artist's canvases (i.e., stretchers) manufacturing
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A framed archival print of Mark Rothko’s 1954 artwork “Orange and Tan,” measuring 24 7/8 × 29 5/8 in., mounted in a Collins brushed‑silver metal stem frame.
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