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Jackson Pollock «Autumn Rhythm»
Jackson Pollock, «Autumn Rhythm», 1950
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Enamel on canvas, 1950, Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
 


 
 

Works by Jackson Pollock:

Autumn Rhythm


United States
 

 Jackson Pollock

born 1912 in Cody, Wyoming (USA); 1930/33 studies at the Arts Students League, New York; studies paintings by Picasso, Orozco and Siqueiros; 1936 participation at the «Experimental Workshop» in New York, founded by Siqueiros in order to racially modernize the form, expression and technique of the art in the US; »controlled randomness» becomes Pollock's artistic guiding line; 1943 first solo exhibitiona at Peggy Guggenheims Galerie Art of the Century; 1945 married to Lee Krasner; 1946 development of the first abstract paintings by dripping and pouring; died 1956 in New York.