Mark Rothko's former studio is on the market for $9.5 million. The 4,700-square-foot carriage house on the Upper East Side blends historic architecture with art legacy. Built in 1884, it was transformed into a multi-functional residence featuring five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and unique design elements. Rothko used the upper floor as his creative space in the 1960s, producing notable works. The building also served as a music studio in the 1950s, where Elvis Presley recorded part of 'Love Me Tender'. Currently co-owned by a family and a tea ceremony society.
The former studio of Abstract Expressionist painter Mark Rothko is on the market for $9.5 million. This 4,700-square-foot carriage house in New York City combines historic architecture and artistic history.
The property, built in 1884 by William Schickel, features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, arched windows, a wine cellar, a rooftop garden, and a Japanese tea room.
Rothko used the skylit upper floor as his creative space during the 1960s, where he produced emotionally resonant works, some installed in Rothko Chapel.
The building has cultural significance beyond Rothko, having briefly served as a music recording studio in the 1950s, where Elvis Presley recorded part of 'Love Me Tender'.
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