No. 18

The painting represents abstract expressionist art with chaotic brushstrokes and splashes of paint. Many lines and splashes of colour can be seen on the light background, creating the impression of a spontaneous and energetic work of art. Black, white and grey tones dominate, but there are also accents of red, blue, yellow and orange.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is square.

Jackson Pollock (1912-1956). American expressionist painter. He was the key figure in the 1940s and 50s. He was influenced by Latin American authors ( Rivera and Siqueira) and surrealism (the automatism method - the expression of the subconscious when painting) . From 1947, he began using the technique of dripping paint on canvas (without touching it). His reputation was tarnished by scandals (strange mood swings, alcoholic excesses, womanizing, etc.), yet he was one of the greatest American painters following World War II, and, along with Mark Rothko and Willem De Koonigem, Pollock was one of the leading figures of abstract expressionism.