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| Artist John Williams creating Mark Rothko reproductions for the stage play "Red" produced by the Oklahoma Repertory Theater. Red is a stage play about Color Field painter Mark Rothko. |
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| John's wife Bridget serves as his studio assistant, adding color splashes to the large studio easel, and drop cloths, giving the set a well used look. |
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| John building up the layers of subtle color just as Rothko would have done. |
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| The actor depicting Rothko studies his work during the production.. Photo by permission and courtesy of Mutz Photography. |
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| Dialogue between Rothko and his studio assistant during the production. Photo used by permission and courtesy of Mutz Photography. |
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| Rothko pontificates to his studio assistant during the production. Photo used by permission and courtesy of Mutz Photography. |
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| Rothko works on one of his paintings during the production. Photo used by permission and courtesy of Mutz Photography |
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| Rothko and his assistant have words during the production. Photo used by permission and courtesy of Mutz Photography. |
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