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Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner (Pegasus Library) by Ines Janet Engelmann, 2007-10-20
The Fate of a Gesture: Jackson Pollock and Post-War American Art by Carter Ratcliff, 1996-12-02
Jackson Pollock: Works from the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and from European Collections by Volkmar Essers, 2003-05-01
Jackson Pollock: Convergence (Pomegranate Artpiece Puzzle)
Jackson Pollock (Modern Masters Series, Vol. 3) by Elizabeth Frank, 1983-12-01
Jackson Pollock: Meaning and Significance (Icon Editions) by Claude Cernuschi, 1993-05
Love Affair: A Memoir of Jackson Pollock by Ruth Kligman, 1999-10-26
Gabriele Di Matteo: Jackson Pollock by Giorgio Verzotti, Francois Michaud, et all 2009-08-31
Jackson Pollock the Musical by Roger McKinley, 2007-04-05
To a Violent Grave: An Oral Biography of Jackson Pollock by Jeffrey Potter, 1987-11
I Am Not Jackson Pollock: Stories by John Haskell, 2003-04-16
Pollock: the life and work of the artist;: Illustrated with 80 colour plates, (Dolphin art books) by Italo Tomassoni, 1968
Pollock, Jackson (1912-1956): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Jennifer Jankauskas, 2000
Art in Wyoming: Artists From Wyoming, Monuments and Memorials in Wyoming, Jackson Pollock, Ames Monument, Robert Russin, Peter Forakis

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Jackson Pollock - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
profiled in Time Magazine as the greatest living American artist in 1951 and as He was the subject of the documentaries jackson pollock (1987) and
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Extractions: Jackson Pollock in 1950 Pollock's Galaxy , a part of the Joslyn Art Museum 's permanent collection Blue Poles Jackson Pollock January 28 August 11 ) was an influential American artist and a major force in the abstract expressionism movement. He was born in Cody, Wyoming , and grew up in Arizona and California , later moving to New York in , where he studied under Thomas Hart Benton . Pollock's early representational work was influenced by the Mexican Muralists David Alfaro Siqueiros and Diego Rivera but after visiting exhibitions of Pablo Picasso and Surrealist Art his work became more symbolic. Pollock had for several years been in psychoanalytic therapy to try and cope with depression and this gave him an interest in Carl Jung 's theory of primitive archetypes that formed the basis of his work between 1938 and 1944. These works were often violent and not well received at first. Pollock married Lee Krasner in 1944 and in 1945 they moved to Long Island where he made his studio in a barn. Krasner worked to support the couple so that Pollock could concentrate on his painting. Pollock was able to work on large areas of canvas spread on the floor, in the process he moved away from figurative art, and developed techniques of splashing and dripping his paint onto canvas ( action painting ). Pollock was dubbed "Jack the Dripper" due to his painting style. Despite the apparent randomness of his technique Pollock extensively edited the canvases by trimming or destroying the whole work.
Jackson Pollock (1912 - 1956) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
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Extractions: Jackson Pollack grew up on the west coast, influenced by the art of the Native American and Mexican cultures in his area. He also was impressed by the brash techniques of Benton and the Regionalists. One of his other interests, psychology, found its way into Pollacks work. In the Surrealist style, he began to paint spontaneously, as a way to depict subconscious thoughts and feelings. Pollacks alcoholism and misunderstood paintings pushed him into isolation until 1947, when he introduced his drip technique. This process of dripping paint straight from the can onto a canvas made Pollack famous. However, his production decreased in the 1950s and he died in a car crash in 1956.
Art Prices - Painting Value - Art Appraisal - Art Values - Auction Prices
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Creative Quotations From Jackson Pollock (1912-1956)
jackson pollock in quotations to inspire creative thinking. When I say artistI mean the man who is building things creating molding the earth
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Extractions: "The modern artist, it seems to me, is working and expressing an inner world in other words - expressing the energy, the motion and other inner forces." It doesn't make much difference how the paint is put on as long as something has been said. Technique is just a means of arriving at a statement. "When I'm painting, I'm not aware of what I'm doing. It's only after a get acquainted period that I see what I've been about. I've no fears about making changes for the painting has a life of its own." "It is only when I lose contact with the painting that the result is a mess. Otherwise there is pure harmony, an easy give and take, and the painting comes out well."
Jackson Pollock Posters
Artist, pollock jackson. Title, Zeichnung troepftechnik Artist, pollock jackson.Title, Mural. Size, 22 x 28 / 56 cm x 71 cm
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Extractions: Artist Pollock Jackson Title Zeichnung troepftechnik Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 20'' x 47'' / 50 cm x 120 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Number 32 - 1950 Subject Art Movement - Abstract Expressionism Size 20'' x 28'' / 50 cm x 70 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Mural 1943 Size 30'' x 54'' / 77 cm x 138 cm Availability Usually ships within 2-5 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Composition Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 28'' x 22'' / 71 cm x 56 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Summertime Subject Art Movement - Abstract Expressionism Size 16'' x 59'' / 40 cm x 150 cm Availability Usually ships within 2-5 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Composition Size 28'' x 22'' / 71 cm x 56 cm Availability Usually ships within 5-8 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Mural - 1950 Subject Art Movement - Post Impressionism Size 22'' x 28'' / 56 cm x 71 cm Availability Usually ships within 5-8 days
Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Posters
Artist, pollock jackson. Title, Yellow Grey Black 1948. Subject, Art Movement Post Painterly Abstraction. Size, 28 x 39 / 70 cm x 100 cm
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Extractions: Artist Pollock Jackson Title Zeichnung troepftechnik Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 20'' x 47'' / 50 cm x 120 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Composition Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 28'' x 22'' / 71 cm x 56 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Convergence Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 28'' x 39'' / 70 cm x 100 cm Availability Usually ships within 2-5 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Number III Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 31'' x 24'' / 80 cm x 60 cm Availability Usually ships within 24 hours Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Lucifer Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 20'' x 39'' / 50 cm x 100 cm Availability Usually ships within 2-5 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Yellow Grey Black Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction Size 28'' x 39'' / 70 cm x 100 cm Availability Usually ships within 5-8 days Item# Price (US$) Artist Pollock Jackson Title Yellow Grey Black 1948 Subject Art Movement - Post Painterly Abstraction
Pollock, Jackson -- Encyclopædia Britannica
pollock, jackson American painter who was a leading exponent of AbstractExpressionism, an art movement characterized by the freeassociative gestures in
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Pollock, Jackson -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
pollock, jackson (191256). Nicknamed Jack the Dripper for his unique style ofpainting, the American artist jackson pollock created his trademark murals by
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Jackson Pollock - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library
Stanley School pupils copied techniques used by artist jackson pollock to maketheir drawing box before using it as a house Tony Blackett said The
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Extractions: Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: We searched for: we found: results by media type: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: Research Topics on: jackson pollock List All Research Topics Abstract Expressionism Jackson Pollock - 2800 results More book Results: The Fate of a Gesture: Jackson Pollock and Postwar American Art Book by Carter Ratcliff ; Westview Press, 1998 Subjects: Painting, American Painting, Modern20th CenturyUnited States Pollock, Jackson1912-1956Themes, Motives ...THE FATE OF A GESTURE JACKSON POLLOCK AND POSTWAR AMERICAN ART...Carter. The fate of a gesture: Jackson Pollock and postwar American art...centuryUnited States. 3. Pollock Jackson , 1912-1956Themes, motives...
Jackson Pollock: Art Find - Framed Prints And Decor
jackson pollock. Media Paper Print. Size Oversize. Price $189.95 to $409.95.Magnify Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist) by jackson pollock
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Online NewsHour: Jackson Pollock -- January 11, 1999
Discussion of jackson pollock s work including commentary by the artist, alsoavailable by RealAudio.
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Extractions: Rothko's Legacy Browse the NewsHour's coverage of The New York MoMA Jackson Pollock exhibit Jackson Pollock WebMuseum JIM LEHRER: Now a painter who changed American art. Senior Producer Jeffrey Brown reports. JEFFREY BROWN: The painting is violent, like a boxing match. KIRK VARNEDOE, Museum of Modern Art: The way that things are flung against the canvas the splat, the splatter there's a sense of aggression in the picture. JEFFREY BROWN: It's lyrical , like a ballet. (music in background)
Haber's Art Reviews: Jackson Pollock At The Modern
Did jackson pollock dance when he painted, or did abstract painting? When drippainting works, the dance never ends, but the artist has stepped aside.
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Extractions: in New York City In Jackson Pollock's hands, paint took on the delicacy, power, and variety of a human form. He laid it on with care, in dabs of black and skeins of intense color. He let it run off as he circled a canvas, as if it flowed from the motion of his body. On that enormous scale, it accumulates the debris of an artist's life, from ashes and canvas ends to the sober gray of Long Island sunlight. At once palpable, fluid, and transparent to the light, it gives to an entire museum wall the brightness, odor, and ordinary necessity of fresh house paint. After half a century of pattern painting and parody, Pollock's drip paintings can be seen at last as a lot more than drips, but they remain the most defiantly abstract art ever made. And yet his retrospective begins with the small, clumsy image of a boy's face, his own. Achingly shy, he has the dark rings around his eyes of a battered child. The painting, Pollock's only known self-portrait, could stand for all the weaknesses of his art, right up to the desperately few final years that made him famous. Well past the excuses of student age, he settles for unpromising class work. The portrait's derivative style lies somewhere between Expressionism and Sunday painting. By painting himself years younger, the victim of a father Pollock in fact hardly knew, he combines evasion with a severe case of self-dramatization.
Jackson Pollock, Jackson Pollock Paintings, Art, Jackson Poll0ck Prints, Jackson
jackson pollock Related A Homage to jackson pollock by artist Harry HilsonGuggenheim Collection jackson pollock Biography Hans Namuth - 1915 to 1990
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Extractions: Links Jackson Pollock Related A Homage to Jackson Pollock by artist Harry Hilson Guggenheim Collection - Jackson Pollock Biography Hans Namuth - 1915 to 1990 Other Artists Jim SizeLove Virtual Paco Bobmobile Revisited Tony Zito Know of any links that belong here? please jpfansite@kaliweb.com Bio Art Links ... Home Site Hosted by KaliWeb - The lowcost web solutions company. CB's 313 Gallery Website - Straight from the "Home of Underground Rock"
MoMA.org | The Collection | Conservation | Pollock
jackson pollock No Chaos, Damn It ©1998 pollockKrasner Foundation/ArtistsRights Society (ARS), New York For enlarged view select image
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Extractions: Anna Hammond: Intentionality is one of the key issues addressed in Jackson Pollock, and there's been a lot of discussion over the way Pollock workedwhether he made conscious decisions or not. You and conservator Carol Mancusi Ungaro of the Menil Collection in Houston are doing intensive research on his materials, techniques, and methods. What have you been finding? James Coddington: I think that one of the things that's emerging with our study is that Pollock had a pretty clear notion of how his materials handled, how they worked, how they interacted with one another. And there's a level of consciousness, intention, about that that liberates him to paint as unconsciously as he does. He might be just grabbing materials that seem appropriate in the flush of the moment of creation, but he hasn't got a full universe of materials to grab. He's narrowed that universe because he knows that the materials are going to work and because he's come to know how they're going to work. So, I think that there is a great deal of consciousness, balance, use of materials, and craft, that frees him to make as apparently unconsciously as he does.
Tate Collection: British Art And International Modern And Contemporary Art
List the works by this artist View works by this artist in a lightbox View thebiography jackson pollock Naked Man with Knife circa 193840
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Artfacts.net: Jackson Pollock
Net Artist Ranking is for information purposes only, and is not intended for It was jackson pollock who blazed an astonishing trail for the other
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Extractions: The Artfacts.Net Artist Ranking is for information purposes only, and is not intended for trading purposes. The electronic chart is based on the data currently available to Artfacts.Net and should be only viewed as an aid to understand an artist's exhibition career in relation to the other artists stored in the Artfacts.Net Ranking System. It was Jackson Pollock who blazed an astonishing trail for the other Abstract Expressionist painters to follow. Born Paul Jackson Pollock in Wyoming, he headed to California, but left before finishing high school to study at the Art Students League in New York. Having studied with Regionalist painter Thomas Hart Benton , he also drew inspiration from such varied sources as Picasso, Miró , the "psychic automatism" of the Surrealists, as well as the Mexican Muralists. Despite experiencing much personal turmoil, he went on to produce some of the most well-known and highly celebrated work in the world.
Jackson Pollock:Expression Of An Age
The US artist jackson pollock has long been controversial. John Molyneux explainswhy this is so in his review of a new exhibition of his work
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Extractions: The US artist Jackson Pollock has long been controversial. John Molyneux explains why this is so in his review of a new exhibition of his work Every reader of Socialist Review with an interest in art should try and visit the Jackson Pollock retrospective at the Tate Gallery in London (11 March to 6 June). Here is a unique chance to see the work of one of the century's most influential and controversial artists. Pollock, for reasons of scale, texture and colour, demands to be seen in the original and most of the time there are only one or two works on view in Britain. In this show there is work from throughout Pollock's career and about a dozen of the great drip paintings on which his reputation and notoriety primarily rest. None of us judges or even 'sees' without preconceptions, and in the case of Pollock there are at least five 'interpretations' in sufficient circulation to condition our initial responses. The first and predominant interpretation seized on the drip and flick method of applying paint to suggest Pollock's work was just a random mess, an absurd tangle of lines and splodges. 'This is not artit's a joke in bad taste', as a Reynolds News headline put it in 1959. Doubtless this is a view that still plays well in the columns of the Sun but it is comprehensively refuted by any serious scrutiny of the paintings. A few minutes spent looking in turn at
Pollock Jackson, Digitograph Gallery #551
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Extractions: Digitograph Galleries Network Artist Index 5 Centuries of Art Collection POLLOCK, JACKSON Please wait for download Pollock "MF" Pollock "Stegraph" Combining the technical mastery of ordered randomness with the thrilling, subversive lyrical chaos of the Beat Generation poets, Jackson Pollock made beauty erratic and the erratic unseemingly beautiful. His brushstroke and drip works remain some of American art's finest creations in the abstract tradition. As one critic described it, Pollock "broke the ice" that had frozen post-war art in a state of drab conservatism, turning a painting once more into a dynamic, lively, moving frame of reference. Jackson Pollock Web Museum Pollock Home Page Works of Art by Jackson Pollock Artist Info: Jackson Pollock Add your Jackson Pollock links to this page Gallery 550 Gallery 552 CUSTOM CANVAS DIGITOGRAPH PAINTING All pictures available with following sizes proportionally, flat on fine art canvas unframed.
Jackson Pollock: Modernism's Shooting Star
When jackson pollock died in a car crash in August 1956, writes author Phyllis In a few months, he was to become the first artist of his generation
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Extractions: document.write(''); Artchive: Jackson Pollock Pollock Paints a Picture The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Inc. The Guggenheim Museum ... MoMA Online Jackson Pollock: Modernism's Shooting Star Some 40 years later, Pollock is the subject of another major exhibition at MOMA. The retrospective, which will be on view from November 1 through February 2, 1999, features more than 150 paintings and works on paper executed during a career of approximately 25 years. Born in Cody, Wyoming, in 1912, Pollock was raised mainly in California and from there made his way to New York City, where he studied with artist Thomas Hart Benton. The paintings he produced during the early years variously reflect the influence of Benton, Albert Pinkham Ryder and the Mexican muralists. They also reveal hints of American Indian symbology, Jungian archetypes and the work of Picasso and other European modernists. For more information on this topic, see our Additional Sources page and explore explore the Archives of Smithsonian Magazine: Abstract of an article by Phyllis Tuchman. Originally published in the November 1998 issue of
Pollock (2000)
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