Jackson Pollock, 1912 – 1956

Jackson Pollock: The 100 Most Famous Paintings

Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950 is the most famous painting by Jackson Pollock. Številka 1, 1949 (1950) and Convergenca are the next two works the world knows best. From the 186 works of Jackson Pollock in our catalogue, here are the 100 that collectors and museum visitors look at most, with the year, the museum and the story of each.

Ranked by our popularity score, which combines the searches, visits and orders for each work. Updated oktober 2026. Every masterpiece on this page can be ordered as a museum-quality, hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, at the size you choose.

Portrait of Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock · 1912 – 1956
Born · died
1912 – 1956, Cody
Movement
Abstract expressionism
Works in our catalogue
186
Most famous
Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950
Most works at
MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti

Top 10: Jackson Pollock's best-known paintings

Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950 by Jackson Pollock
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Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950

Olje na platnu

Jeseň in Ritem: Jackson Pollockovo Izrazito Delo "Autumn Rhythm. Number 30, 1950" je več kot le slika; je vizualni zapis energije, geste in globoke osebne povezanosti umetnika s procesom ustvarjanja. To monumentalno delo, ki ga nosi Jackson Pollock, predstavlja vrhunec njegovega prispevka k abstraktnem ekspresionizmu, gibanja, ki je za vedno spremenilo svet sodobne umetnosti. Predstavljajte si prostor, kjer se barve in linije prepletajo v dinamičnem ritmu, kjer ni tradicionalnih točk…

Številka 1, 1949 (1950) by Jackson Pollock
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Številka 1, 1949

1950 · Olje na platnu · Private collection, New York City

Ta očarljiva dela, ustvarjena leta 1950, uteleša revolucionarno duha abstraktega ekspresionizma in predstavlja izjemeren primer ikonične tehnike "kapljanja" Jacksona Pollocka. Z impresivnimi dimenzijami 240 x 120 cm zahteva pozornost ne le s svojo velikostjo, temveč tudi z energijo, ki seva iz njene kompleksne površine. Pogled na to delo je potovanje v notranjost umetnikove duše, kjer se čustva in gib prenašajo neposredno na platno.

Convergenca by Jackson Pollock
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Convergenca

Olje na platnu

Pollockova Convergence ni le slika; je videnostna izkušnja—monumentalen spomenik moči abstraktnega ekspresionizma in definitiivno del ameriške umetnosti po drugi svetovni vojni. Ustvarjeno v ključnem trenutku umetnostne zgodovine, to delo personificira inovativnost, izziva tradicionalne predstave in gledalca vabi v dinamičen svet barv in energije.

Število 1A by Jackson Pollock
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Število 1A

Olje na platnu

Bit znanstvenega izrazite Obraznega ekspresionizma Pollockovo "Število 1A" je bistveno primer abstraktnega ekspresionizma, gibanja, ki je sredi 20. stoletja na novo vrednotilo ameriško umetnost. To očarljivo delo v себе vključuje surovost energije in spontanost, po kateri je Pollock svetovno znan, zaradi česar predstavlja nepogrešljiv dragulj za vsako sodobno zbirko umetnosti ali moder notranji prostor. Ples kaosa in nadzora Umetniško del predstavlja abstraktno kompozicijo, ki jo zaznamajo kaotični, energični potege ter…

White Light (1954) by Jackson Pollock
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White Light

1954 · Olje na platnu · MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti, New York City

‘White Light’ od Paul Jacksona Polloka nije samo slika; to je doživetje. U srcu pokretačkog dela modernog umetnosti, ovog dela iz 1954. godine, možemo da se upustimo u složen i intenzivan svet emocija i energije koje su definisale period koji je poznat kao Abstraktno ekspresionizam. Pollock, genijalni inovator, nije želeo da predstavlja realne objekte; umesto toga, on je želio da izrazi duboke, često neuhvatljive, unutrašnje stanice kroz sam proces stvaranja.

One. Number 31, 1950 by Jackson Pollock
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One. Number 31, 1950

Painting

In the pantheon of modern art, few works command the room with such raw, unbridled intensity as Paul Jackson Pollock’s “One: Number 31, 1950.” To stand before this canvas is to witness a moment of pure, unfiltered creation captured in time. As a cornerstone of the Abstract Expressionist movement, this painting transcends the boundaries of traditional composition, offering instead a dense, rhythmic web of energy that seems to pulse with…

Number 5 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
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Number 5

1948 · Oil On Canvas

A Universe Unfurled: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s No. 5, 1948 Jackson Pollock’s *No. 5, 1948* isn't simply a painting; it is an event frozen in time – a visual record of energy, gesture, and the very act of creation. This monumental work stands as perhaps the most iconic example of Abstract Expressionism, captivating viewers for decades with its complex layering and seemingly chaotic beauty. It’s a piece that demands attention, sparking…

Mural (1943) by Jackson Pollock
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Mural

1943 · Acrylic On Canvas

Jackson Pollock's "Mural," completed in 1943, isn't merely a painting; it’s an immersive experience, a visceral embodiment of the burgeoning abstract expressionist movement. Commissioned by Peggy Guggenheim as a centerpiece for her Manhattan townhouse, this monumental work – measuring a commanding 247 x 605 cm – immediately announces Pollock’s arrival as a revolutionary force in the art world. The sheer scale invites contemplation, drawing the viewer into a swirling vortex…

Number 5 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
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Number 5

1948 · Oil On Canvas

Jackson Pollock’s *No. 5*, created in 1948, stands as an emblem of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that irrevocably altered the landscape of modern art. More than just a painting; it's a visceral embodiment of emotion, intellect, and revolutionary technique, captivating viewers with its mesmerizing complexity and enduring legacy. This monumental canvas, measuring eight by four feet on fiberboard, transcends mere visual representation, inviting contemplation about the very nature of artistic expression…

Alchemy (1947) by Jackson Pollock
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Alchemy

1947 · Acrylic On Canvas

A Dance of Chaos and Transformation: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s Alchemy The Genesis of Spontaneity Decoding the Drip Technique Historical Resonance and Symbolic Weight A Legacy of Innovation Jackson Pollock’s *Alchemy*, a monumental work from 1947, isn't merely a painting; it’s an immersive experience, a visceral embodiment of the burgeoning Abstract Expressionist movement. Created during a pivotal moment in American art history, this piece captures the raw energy and revolutionary spirit…

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Number 6 (1949) by Jackson Pollock
#12

Number 6

1949

Number 6 stands as a pivotal work within Jackson Pollock's oeuvre and the broader movement of Abstract Expressionism. Emerging in post-World War II America, this style rejected traditional…

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Number 23, 1951 by Jackson Pollock
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Number 23, 1951

Chrysler Museum of Art

Paul Jackson Pollock's "Number 23, 1951" isn’t merely a painting; it’s an immersion. Created during a pivotal period of his artistic evolution – the “black pourings” – this…

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Number 1 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
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Number 1

1948 · MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti

Jackson Pollock's "Number 1, 1948," housed within the hallowed halls of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, isn’t merely a painting; it’s an immersion. It’s a…

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There Were Seven in Eight (1945) by Jackson Pollock
#15

There Were Seven in Eight

1945 · MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti

A Descent Into Chaotic Beauty The canvas of Jackson Pollock’s 1945 masterpiece, "There Were Seven in Eight," serves as a visceral gateway into the turbulent heart of Abstract…

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Saint by Jackson Pollock
#16

Saint

Jackson Pollock is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, and his painting Saint is a quintessential example of his unique style.…

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The She Wolf (1943) by Jackson Pollock
#17

The She Wolf

1943

Jackson Pollock's “The She Wolf,” completed in 1943, is more than just an abstract canvas; it’s a visceral plunge into the heart of early Abstract Expressionism and a…

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Composition with Pouring II (1943) by Jackson Pollock
#18

Composition with Pouring II

1943

Created in 1943, "Composition with Pouring II" stands as a pivotal work in Jackson Pollock's career and the broader development of Abstract Expressionism. While often considered an early…

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Blue poles (Number 11) (1952) by Jackson Pollock
#19

Blue poles (Number 11)

1952

Jackson Pollock’s “Blue Poles (Number 11),” completed in 1952, isn’t merely a painting; it’s an explosion of controlled chaos, a visceral embodiment of the abstract expressionist movement. Measuring…

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Yellow Islands by Jackson Pollock
#21

Yellow Islands

A Symphony of Chaos: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s ‘Yellow Islands’ Jackson Pollock's ‘Yellow Islands’, painted in 1952, stands as a pivotal work within the Abstract Expressionist movement – a…

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The Flame (1938) by Jackson Pollock
#23

The Flame

1938

The painting The Flame consists of oil on fiberboard, measuring 51 x 76 cm. The surface features a central motif of an incandescent blaze that moves through an…

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Portrait and a Dream by Jackson Pollock
#24

Portrait and a Dream

Jackson Pollock’s Portrait and a Dream (1953) isn’t merely a painting; it’s an immersion into the very heart of Abstract Expressionism, a visceral embodiment of the artist’s process…

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Number 3 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
#25

Number 3

1948

Jackson Pollock: A Revolutionary in Abstract Expressionism Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) stands as a monumental figure within the abstract expressionist movement, forever altering the trajectory of modern art. His…

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Ocean Greyness by Jackson Pollock
#26

Ocean Greyness

Ocean Greyness is an oil painting created by Jackson Pollock in 1953. This work measures 229 x 146.7 cm and is currently held in the Solomon R. Guggenheim…

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Lucifer (1947) by Jackson Pollock
#28

Lucifer

1947

Jackson Pollock’s “Lucifer,” painted in 1947, isn’t merely a painting; it’s an immersion. Measuring a substantial 268 x 104 cm, this work embodies the raw energy and profound…

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Woman by Jackson Pollock
#29

Woman

Jackson Pollock's “Woman,” completed in 1945 and currently residing within the hallowed halls of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, isn’t merely a painting; it’s…

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Untitled (Naked Man) by Jackson Pollock
#30

Untitled (Naked Man)

A Figure Forged in Turmoil: Exploring Pollock’s ‘Untitled (Naked Man)’ This powerful painting by Jackson Pollock plunges the viewer into a vortex of emotion and raw energy. Depicting…

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Lavender Mist_Number 1 by Jackson Pollock
#31

Lavender Mist_Number 1

Jackson Pollock’s “Lavender Mist_Number 1” isn't merely a painting; it’s an immersion, a visceral experience captured on canvas. This seminal work from the late 1940s embodies the revolutionary…

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Birth by Jackson Pollock
#32

Birth

A Tempestuous Birth: Decoding Pollock’s Abstract Vision Jackson Pollock's *Birth* (1948-51) is a pivotal work within his mature “drip” period and a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism. More than…

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Blue (Moby Dick) by Jackson Pollock
#33

Blue (Moby Dick)

Jackson Pollock's “Blue (Moby Dick),” painted in 1943, isn’t merely a canvas splashed with color; it’s an immersive experience, a visual embodiment of the anxieties and primal forces…

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The key (1946) by Jackson Pollock
#34

The key

1946 · Art Institute of Chicago

A Dance Across Canvas: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s ‘The Key’ Subject Matter & Composition The artwork depicts a group of individuals engaged in various postures—seated on chairs, standing upright,…

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Untitled II by Jackson Pollock
#35

Untitled II

To stand before an Untitled II by Paul Jackson Pollock is not merely to observe paint on canvas; it is to witness an event. It is a raw,…

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Cathedral by Jackson Pollock
#36

Cathedral

Introduction to Jackson Pollock and Abstract Expressionism Paul Jackson Pollock, known professionally as Jackson Pollock, was an American painter and a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement.…

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Number 27, 1950 by Jackson Pollock
#38

Number 27, 1950

Jackson Pollock’s ‘Number 27, 1950’: A Symphony of Controlled Chaos Number 27, 1950 is a landmark achievement in the history of Abstract Expressionism, embodying the movement's radical departure…

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Circumcision January (1946) by Jackson Pollock
#40

Circumcision January

1946

Jackson Pollock, a titan of 20th-century art, remains synonymous with abstract expressionism. His painting, Circumcision January, exemplifies his groundbreaking approach and continues to captivate viewers with its dynamic…

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Sheet of Studies (1941) by Jackson Pollock
#41

Sheet of Studies

1941

A Window into Pollock’s Subconscious: “Sheet of Studies” (1941) This intensely energetic work on paper, created in 1941, offers a fascinating glimpse into the formative period of Jackson…

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Number 12, 1949 by Jackson Pollock
#42

Number 12, 1949

A Universe Within: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s “Number 12, 1949” Jackson Pollock's "Number 12, 1949" isn't simply a painting; it’s an event frozen in time – a visual record…

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War by Jackson Pollock
#43

War

War: A Descent into Chaos – Jackson Pollock’s Post-Traumatic Masterpiece Jackson Pollock's *War*, painted in 1947, isn’t merely a canvas splashed with color; it’s a visceral embodiment of…

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Marrón y plata by Jackson Pollock
#44

Marrón y plata

A Symphony of Shadow and Silver: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s “Marrón y plata” Jackson Pollock's "Marrón y plata" ("Brown and Silver") stands as a pivotal work within his celebrated…

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Number 10 (1949) by Jackson Pollock
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Number 10

1949

A Tempestuous Vision: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s ‘Number 10’ Number 10, created in 1949, stands as a monumental example of Jackson Pollock's revolutionary drip painting technique and the apex…

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Untitled 28 by Jackson Pollock
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Untitled 28

A Visceral Encounter: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s “Untitled 28” This intensely compelling work by Jackson Pollock, known simply as “Untitled 28,” offers a raw and unsettling glimpse into the…

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Number 25 (1950) by Jackson Pollock
#48

Number 25

1950

To stand before Number 25 is to confront pure, unmediated action. This canvas does not merely depict an image; it records an event—a moment of intense physical and…

Untitled (1939) by Jackson Pollock
#49

Untitled

1939 · Art Institute of Chicago

The canvas known as Untitled emerges from 1939, a moment when Jackson Pollock begins to navigate the turbulent currents of his own creative impulses. This abstract expressionist work…

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Untitled 6 by Jackson Pollock
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Untitled 6

A Tempest of Emotion: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s Untitled 6 This captivating work by Jackson Pollock plunges viewers into a dynamic world of abstract expressionism. *Untitled 6* is not…

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Full Fathom Five by Jackson Pollock
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Full Fathom Five

In the annals of American art history, few works capture the raw, unbridled energy of a movement quite like Paul Jackson Pollock’s Full Fathom Five. Painted in 1947,…

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Figures in a Landscape (1937) by Jackson Pollock
#52

Figures in a Landscape

1937

To encounter Jackson Pollock’s "Figures in a Landscape" is to step into a realm where the boundaries between reality and the subconscious begin to dissolve. Created in 1937,…

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Cut out by Jackson Pollock
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Cut out

Jackson Pollock, born on January 28, 1912, was an American painter who played a significant role in the abstract expressionist movement. He is renowned for his unique style…

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Masked Image by Jackson Pollock
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Masked Image

The canvas breathes with a restless energy, presenting a singular, stylized visage that seems to emerge from a thicket of overlapping shapes. This is not a portrait in…

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Untitled by Jackson Pollock
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Untitled

A Glimpse into Pollock’s Preparatory Process: An Early Study in Motion This captivating work on paper offers a rare look into Jackson Pollock's artistic development *before* his iconic…

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Portrait of H.M by Jackson Pollock
#57

Portrait of H.M

Paul Jackson Pollock's “Portrait of H.M.”, a work shrouded in mystery and brimming with raw energy, isn’t merely a painting; it’s an immersive experience. Created during a turbulent…

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Summertime: Number 9A (1948) by Jackson Pollock
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Summertime: Number 9A

1948 · Tate Modern

Jackson Pollock’s “Summertime: Number 9A,” painted in 1948, isn't merely a canvas splashed with color; it’s an immersive experience, a visceral representation of the artist’s state of mind…

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Untitled (1941) by Jackson Pollock
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Untitled

1941

A Moment Suspended: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s 1941 Untitled Work This striking work by Jackson Pollock, created in 1941, offers a fascinating glimpse into the artist's formative years –…

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Untitled (Silkscreen I) by Jackson Pollock
#60

Untitled (Silkscreen I)

In the realm of Abstract Expressionism, few works capture the raw, unbridled tension of human struggle as poignantly as Paul Jackson Pollock’s “Untitled (Silkscreen I).” This striking black…

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Grayed Rainbow by Jackson Pollock
#61

Grayed Rainbow

Art Institute of Chicago

Jackson Pollock was a revolutionary figure in the abstract expressionist movement, reshaping artistic perception and challenging conventional notions of painting. His groundbreaking drip technique—characterized by pouring and splattering…

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The Water Bull (1946) by Jackson Pollock
#62

The Water Bull

1946 · Stedelijk Museum

Subject and Composition This captivating abstract masterpiece immerses viewers in a whirlwind of vibrant colors and dynamic forms. While its subject remains open to interpretation, the energetic interplay…

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Totem Lesson 2 (1945) by Jackson Pollock
#63

Totem Lesson 2

1945

Totem Lesson 2: An Exploration of Abstract Expressionism’s Chaotic Harmony Paul Jackson Pollock's "Totem Lesson 2," painted in 1945, stands as a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that…

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Figure by Jackson Pollock
#64

Figure

Jackson Pollock, a name synonymous with Abstract Expressionism and the revolutionary ‘drip’ technique, also harbored a period of intensely focused figuration that often goes unacknowledged. The work simply…

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Untitled 9 by Jackson Pollock
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Untitled 9

A Tempest of Emotion: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s “Untitled 9” This intensely evocative work by Jackson Pollock, designated “Untitled 9,” plunges the viewer into a swirling vortex of color…

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Stenographic Figure (1942) by Jackson Pollock
#66

Stenographic Figure

1942

Jackson Pollock's 'Stenographic Figure,' painted in 1942, isn’t merely a depiction of a horse and rider; it’s a visceral embodiment of the anxieties and burgeoning freedom defining Abstract…

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Number 3 (1949) by Jackson Pollock
#67

Number 3

1949

A Revolution in Paint: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s ‘Number 3’ Jackson Pollock's 'Number 3', created in 1949, stands as a monumental achievement within the Abstract Expressionist movement. Measuring 157…

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Untitled 8 by Jackson Pollock
#68

Untitled 8

The air feels heavy with the restless energy of Jackson Pollock as he confronts the vastness of "Untitled 8." This monumental painting emerges from a period of profound…

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Number 8 by Jackson Pollock
#69

Number 8

Jackson Pollock's "Number 8," created in 1949, stands as a pivotal work within the Abstract Expressionist movement. This piece exemplifies Pollock’s revolutionary “drip technique,” where paint was poured…

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Head by Jackson Pollock
#70

Head

A Visceral Exploration of the Human Condition Jackson Pollock’s *Head*, a work shrouded in some mystery due to its lack of definitive dating and detailed documentation, presents a…

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Circle (1941) by Jackson Pollock
#72

Circle

1941

Jackson Pollock’s Circle: A Dance of Color and Chaos Jackson Pollock's “Circle,” painted in 1941, isn’t merely a depiction of a circle; it’s an embodiment of the burgeoning…

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Untitled 23 by Jackson Pollock
#73

Untitled 23

A Chaotic Symphony in Black and White: Deconstructing Pollock’s “Untitled 23” Jackson Pollock's "Untitled 23" isn’t merely an ink drawing; it’s a visceral exploration of energy, anxiety, and…

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Easter and the Totem (1953) by Jackson Pollock
#74

Easter and the Totem

1953

Unveiling Jackson Pollock’s “Easter and the Totem” A Masterpiece of Abstract Expressionism: Jackson Pollock's 1953 painting, Easter and the Totem, stands as a pivotal work within the Abstract…

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Untitled (Composition with Pouring I) by Jackson Pollock
#75

Untitled (Composition with Pouring I)

A Revolution in Paint: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s “Untitled (Composition with Pouring I)” This captivating work embodies the raw energy and groundbreaking innovation that defined Jackson Pollock's contribution to…

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Untitled 13 by Jackson Pollock
#76

Untitled 13

In the pantheon of twentieth-century art, few names command as much visceral respect and intrigue as Jackson Pollock. His work Untitled 13 serves as a profound testament to…

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Male and Female (1942) by Jackson Pollock
#78

Male and Female

1942

Jackson Pollock: A Pioneer of Abstract Expressionism Jackson Pollock (1912–1956) stands as one of the most transformative figures in 20th-century art, irrevocably altering perceptions of painting and establishing…

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Miners by Jackson Pollock
#79

Miners

Paul Jackson Pollock: A Pioneer of Abstract Expressionism Paul Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) stands as one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art, irrevocably shaping the trajectory of…

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GREETINGS by Jackson Pollock
#80

GREETINGS

Paul Jackson Pollock's “Greetings” stands as a testament to the radical spirit of Abstract Expressionism, encapsulating the movement’s core tenets within a deceptively simple composition. This artwork, created…

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Troubled Queen by Jackson Pollock
#81

Troubled Queen

A Realm of Inner Turmoil: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s Abstract Vision This captivating work by Jackson Pollock invites viewers into a dynamic world of color and form, embodying the…

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Number 23 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
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Number 23

1948

Jackson Pollock’s “Number 23,” completed in 1948, stands as an undeniable cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that fundamentally challenged artistic conventions and prioritized emotional expression over representational accuracy.…

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Untitled (Silkcreen no. VI) by Jackson Pollock
#83

Untitled (Silkcreen no. VI)

A Dance of Chaos and Connection: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s “Untitled (Silkcreen no. VI)” Paul Jackson Pollock's "Untitled (Silkcreen no. VI)" stands as an emblem of Abstract Expressionism, a…

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Untitled 27 by Jackson Pollock
#84

Untitled 27

Jackson Pollock's “Untitled 27,” a monumental drip painting from 1950, stands as an emblem of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that irrevocably altered the course of twentieth-century art. More than…

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Silver and Black I by Jackson Pollock
#85

Silver and Black I

A Symphony of Chaos: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s “Silver and Black I” “Silver and Black I” is a powerful example of Jackson Pollock's revolutionary contribution to Abstract Expressionism, created…

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Untitled 4 by Jackson Pollock
#86

Untitled 4

In the realm of Abstract Expressionism, few works capture the raw, unbridled energy of the human psyche quite like Paul Jackson Pollock’s Untitled 4. This mesmerizing monochrome composition…

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Shimmering Substance (1946) by Jackson Pollock
#87

Shimmering Substance

1946

Shimmering Substance: A Dance of Chaos and Control Jackson Pollock’s “Shimmering Substance,” completed in 1946, stands as a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that irrevocably altered the landscape…

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Composition by Jackson Pollock
#88

Composition

Jackson Pollock executed the painting titled Composition in 1949. This work emerged during a period when the artist was developing a specific approach to the canvas, moving away…

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Gothic by Jackson Pollock
#89

Gothic

The canvas known as Gothic emerges from the creative mind of Paul Jackson Pollock. Created in 1944, this work exists within the permanent collection of The Museum of…

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Untitled (Cut-out) by Jackson Pollock
#91

Untitled (Cut-out)

In the pantheon of Abstract Expressionism, few works capture the raw, visceral energy of the mid-century avant-garde quite like Paul Jackson Pollock’s "Untitled (Cut-out)." Created in 1954, a…

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Going West (1935) by Jackson Pollock
#92

Going West

1935

Jackson Pollock's "Going West," painted in 1935, isn’t merely a depiction of a winter landscape; it’s a deeply personal narrative woven into the fabric of American pioneering spirit.…

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Number 2 (1951) by Jackson Pollock
#93

Number 2

1951

A Symphony of Chaos and Color: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s “Number 2” Jackson Pollock's "Number 2," completed in 1951, stands as a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that irrevocably…

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Number 3, 1950 by Jackson Pollock
#94

Number 3, 1950

A Universe of Color: Exploring Jackson Pollock’s Number 3, 1950 Jackson Pollock's *Number 3, 1950* is arguably one of the most iconic and significant works of Abstract Expressionism.…

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Untitled 1 by Jackson Pollock
#95

Untitled 1

Paul Jackson Pollock (1912-1956), a titan of Abstract Expressionism, remains one of the most enigmatic figures in twentieth-century art. His monumental canvases—like “Untitled 1”—are not merely splashes of…

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Echo by Jackson Pollock
#96

Echo

Jackson Pollock’s “Echo,” Number 25, 1951, stands as a testament to the fervor of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that sought to liberate art from representational constraints and delve into…

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Composition with Woman by Jackson Pollock
#97

Composition with Woman

A Vortex of Emotion: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s Abstract Expressionism This captivating painting embodies the raw energy and emotional intensity that define Jackson Pollock's revolutionary contribution to 20th-century art.…

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Untitled (1941) by Jackson Pollock
#98

Untitled

1941

Jackson Pollock's "Untitled," painted in 1941, stands as a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism—a movement that fundamentally challenged artistic conventions and prioritized spontaneous gesture over meticulous representation. This monumental…

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Orange Head by Jackson Pollock
#99

Orange Head

Introduction to Abstract Expressionism Abstract Expressionism is a genre of art that emerged in the mid-20th century, characterized by intense subjectivity and rough handling of materials. This movement…

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Untitled (13) (1943) by Jackson Pollock
#100

Untitled (13)

1943

Jackson Pollock: A Pioneer of Abstract Expressionism Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) stands as one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art, irrevocably altering the landscape of painting and…

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Jackson Pollock's paintings by period

The subjects Jackson Pollock painted most

The four subjects that return most often among these masterpieces, with the finest example of each.

Where to see Jackson Pollock's paintings

The 6 museums that hold the most of the paintings on this page.

Museum City Works by Jackson Pollock Paintings from this list
MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti, New York CityMoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti New York City 4 White Light, Number 1, There Were Seven in Eight
Art Institute of Chicago, ChicagoArt Institute of Chicago Chicago 3 The key, Untitled, Grayed Rainbow
Private collection, New York CityPrivate collection New York City 1 Številka 1, 1949
Chrysler Museum of Art, NorfolkChrysler Museum of Art Norfolk 1 Number 23, 1951
Tate Modern, LondonTate Modern London 1 Summertime: Number 9A
Stedelijk Museum, AmsterdamStedelijk Museum Amsterdam 1 The Water Bull

Jackson Pollock through the decades: one masterpiece for each

  1. 1930s
    The Flame (1938) by Jackson Pollock
    No. 23 of 100

    The Flame

    Age 18 – 27

    The painting The Flame consists of oil on fiberboard, measuring 51 x 76 cm. The surface features a central motif of an incandescent blaze that moves through an…

  2. 1940s
    Number 5 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
    No. 7 of 100

    Number 5

    Age 28 – 37

    A Universe Unfurled: Decoding Jackson Pollock’s No. 5, 1948 Jackson Pollock’s *No. 5, 1948* isn't simply a painting; it is an event frozen in time – a visual…

  3. 1950s
    Številka 1, 1949 (1950) by Jackson Pollock
    No. 2 of 100

    Številka 1, 1949

    Age 38 – 44 · Private collection

    Ta očarljiva dela, ustvarjena leta 1950, uteleša revolucionarno duha abstraktega ekspresionizma in predstavlja izjemeren primer ikonične tehnike "kapljanja" Jacksona Pollocka. Z impresivnimi dimenzijami 240 x 120 cm zahteva…

Jackson Pollock's paintings: frequently asked questions

What is the most famous Jackson Pollock painting?Show the answer

Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950. Next come Številka 1, 1949 (1950) and Convergenca.

Which are the 10 most famous Jackson Pollock paintings?Show the answer

Jutranji Ritem. Številka 30, 1950, Številka 1, 1949, Convergenca, Število 1A, White Light, One. Number 31, 1950, Number 5, Mural, Number 5 and Alchemy. The ranking above gives the year and the museum of each.

How many paintings by Jackson Pollock are there?Show the answer

Our catalogue lists 186 works by Jackson Pollock, dated from 1935 to 1954.

Where can I see the most famous Jackson Pollock paintings?Show the answer

Most of them are in MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti (New York City), Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago) and Private collection (New York City). The table above lists the museums one by one.

In which period did Jackson Pollock paint the best-known works?Show the answer

In 1940s: 29 of the 100 works on this page date from then, among them Number 5.

What is the earliest famous Jackson Pollock painting, and the latest?Show the answer

The earliest on this page is Going West (1935), the latest White Light (1954).

What subjects did Jackson Pollock paint?Show the answer

Drip painting (40), Color field (34) and Chaos (27), among the 100 works on this page.

What did Jackson Pollock paint on, and with what?Show the answer

Acrylic On Canvas: 39 of the 100 works on this page.

Which movement does Jackson Pollock's art belong to?Show the answer

Abstract expressionism, as the paintings on this page show.

What Jackson Pollock paintings does the MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti hold?Show the answer

White Light, Number 1 and There Were Seven in Eight are among the 3 works on this page held by the MoMA - Muzej moderne umetnosti, New York City.

Where can I buy a Jackson Pollock reproduction?Show the answer

Yes. Every painting on this page can be ordered as a museum-quality, hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, in the size you choose, from the painting's own page.

Jackson Pollock: biography

Mladost, družina in izobraževanje

Zgodba Paula Jacksona Pollocka se začne v neukrošeni naravi Codyja v Wyomingu, kjer je 28. januarja 1912 prišel na svet. Bil je najmlajši od petih bratov, born iz matčine Stella May McClure in očetovega LeRoyja Pollocka. Njegov oče je delal kot geodetski izmernik, poklic, ki je zahteval nenehno premikanje skozi prostore obsežnega ameriškega Zveznega držav. Ta nomadski način življenja je pomenil, da so mladikove zgodnje leta oblikovali pogosti selitve – nemir, ki se je zdal zrcaliti v nenehno spreminjajočih se obzorjih očetovega dela. Ta zgodnja potovanja skozi Divji zahod so mu prinesla neposreden, neposreden stik z naravnim svetom in duhovnim odmevom umetnosti domorodnih Američanov, vtisov, ki so se tiho ulegli v njegovo podzavest že dolgo preden je prvič včeraj v svoji roki zapolzil čopček.

Ko je odrasel, ga je iskanje pripadnosti vodilo proti mestni energiji obale. Vpisal se je na srednjo šolo Manual Arts v Los Angelesu, kjer jeiskal formalno strukturo za svoje vzrastajoče impulze. Vendar pa se pravo oblikovanje njegove umetniške roke je zgodilo precej pozneje, ko se je preselil v New York. Prav tam, v Art Students League, se je začel njegovo dolgo in preobrazbno obdobje študija. Med letoma 1929 in 1942 je delal pod vodstvom umetnika, ki mu je bil Thomas Hart Benton. Medtem ko je Benton poudarjal ritmične kompozicije in narativno težo ameriškega življenja, se je mladi študent že takrat začel odhajati proti svojim lastnim, bolj abstraktnim, notranjim resnicam.

Razvoj edinstvene tehnike

Do leta 1947 se je v načinu, na katerega je obravnaval platno, zgodil globok premik. Odrekel se je tradicionalnemu slikarski stoju in namesto tega izbral, da svoje platna položi neposredno na tla. Ta sprememba mu je omogočila, da je stajal nad svojim delom, s čimer je postal integralni del samo ustvarjalnega akta. Barvne substance ni zgolj nanašal; barvo je kapljal, je razzalaval in jo je z zgoraj zganjal, saj je dopuščal, da tekočina pade v nepredvidljive vzorce. Ta metoda je dejanje slikanja spremenila v fizično izoblikovanje, kjer sta gravitacija in gesta dikirirali končno obliko.

Njegovi pripomočki so bili tako nekonvencionalni kot tudi njegovi metodi. Za manipulacijo z tekočino je posegal po vejicah, nožičih, pa tudi injekcijkah. Včasih je uporabljal malce ali kapljajočo, razredčeno barvo, da bi dosegel specifične teksture. Pogosto je po površini drasnal ali uporabil nenavadne predmete, da bi zgradil debelo, skorostno plast barve, s čimer je delu dodal taktilno, kiparjenje kakovost. Ta proces ni bil povezan z nadzorovanim črtanjem čopičem, temveč z ritmičnim, skoraj prvinskim izlivanjem energije na površino.

Ključna dela in umetniške izrazi

Ko se je oddal od omejitev slikarske stege, so njegova platna začela odražati bolj visceralno povezanost z medijem. Leta 1943 je ustvaril Mural, masivno del dimenzij 2,4 x 6,1 m, ki je pokazal njegovo sposobnost vladanja nad obsežno površino. V tem obdobju so njegove raziskave podzavestnega in sam akt slikanja vodili do del, kot je Eyes in the Heat, ustvarjenega okoli leta 1946. Ta dela niso bila zgolj slike, temveč zapisi fizične prisotnosti, kjer je gib njegove celotne čitave oseba diktiral položaj vsake kapljice in globine barve.

Čas, ki je sledil, je prinesel popolnoma razvrtih ritmične kompozicije, ki so mu prinesle nepozabno slavo. Iščil je občutek neskončnega prostora, kjer nobena posamezna točka ni imela prevladujočega položaja nad ostalimi. Ta pristop je razsodelen v delu Number 1, 1949, ki zajema surov izliv energije, in v delu Lavender Mist, Number 1, 1950, ki ostaja eno ključnih njegovih umetniških dosežkov. V teh delih interakcija med nadzorom in naključjem ustvarja nežno ravnovesje, kot da je bila barva izpuščena, rather än zgolj nanesena.

Njegovi poznejši eksperimenti so še naprej premikali meje tega, kako lahko barvo manipuliramo na vodoravni površini. Pogosto je uporabljal čeprav nekonvencionalne pripomočke, kot so palice, noži ali celo pločevinke, da bi razpršili pigmante, kar je prineslo kompleksna mrežasta polja črt. Ta metoda je jasno vidna v delu Blue Poles, Number 11, 1952 in v energičnem delu Convergence. Skozi ta dela je dosegel stanje, v katerem se je zdel, da slika poseduje svoje življenje, ki izhaja iz globoke potopnosti v njegovi lastni imaginaciji.

Zbiratelji, delavnica in naročila

Pot njegove kariere je oblikovala tako javna potreba po delu kot nesebičnost nekaj ključnih podpornikov. Med letoma 1938 in 1942 je našel stabilno zaposlitev kot slikar v okviru Federalnega umetnostnega projekta WPA, obdobje, ki je njegovi razvijajoči se umetniški praksi dalo nujen ritam. Ta stabilnost se je kasneje pretopila v bolj osebno in transformativno zavezništvo, ko mu je Peggy Guggenheim julnika 1943 ponudila pogodbo za galerijo. Njena podpora se je izkazala za več kot le profesionalno pomoč; leta 1945 je prispevala 2.000 dolarjev kot predplačilo za nakup doma, kar je bil gest, ki je globoko preplelil njegovo osebno življenje z umetnično preživetjem.

Njegovo ustvarjalno življenje je končno našlo svoje središče v East Hamptonu na New Yorku. Tam, v hiši in studiu Pollock-Krasner, je živel in delal skupaj s svojo wife, Lee Krasner. Studio je bil prostor intenzivnega fizičnega gibanja, kjer so se meje med umetnikom in platnom raztopile. Pogosto se je odklonil od tradicionalnega slikarskih stegel in raje položil platna na tla, da bi se s barvo soočil z vseh strani. Ta delovni prostor ni bil le prostor za produkcijo, temveč točišče globoke, nemirne energije, kjer so se odvijali njegovi najbolj radikalni eksperimenti.

Pozne leta in smrt

Umetnikova osebna življenja je bilo globoko prepleteno z njegovimi kreativnimi težavami. Leta 1945 se je porodil umetnici Lee Krasner, v zvezi, ki je v njegovih najbolj transformativnih letih predstavljala ključno prisotnost v njegovem življenju. Vendar pa je pod površino njegovega profesionalnega vzpona kljub vsemu ostala neprekinljiva senca. Skozi celo življenje se je boril z alkoholnim odvisnostjo, bitka, ki je pogosto zapogljevčala njegovo obstajanje in zmanjševala njegovo sposobnost, da bi se soočil z pritiskmi vse večje slavi.

Ta notranja in zunanja turbulenca se je končala tragično v East Hamptonu v državi New York, v ZDA. 11. avgusta 1956 je bil v age 44 let njegova pot prekinjena v nenadni, nasilni nesreči. Med vožnjo je vključen v samostojno nesrečo avtomobila, ki je bila posledica alkohola. Cras je bil fatalen, za krogom pa je ostala dediščevo, ki je bilo tako nenehno in nepredvidljivo kot barve, ki jih je razzalival po svojih platnah.

Dediščina in vpliv na sodobno umetnost

Valovi njegovih radikalnih metod so se razlili daleč zdlajaj iz studijskih zidov East Hamptona. Z razbijanjem tradicionalne vezi med čopičem in slikarskim stežnjem je postal osrednja figura gibanja ekspresionizma, premik, ki je temeljito spremenil pot ameriške ustvarjalnosti. Njegova prisotnost je pomagala utrditi položaj New York Cityja kot svetovnega središča sodobne umetnosti, s čimer je srce avantgarde premaknila iz okrilja evropske dominacije. Bil je med prvimi ameriškimi slikarji, ki so prejeli priznanje kot ravnopravni partner velikim evropskim mestom 20. stoletja, s čimer je dokazal, da lahko iz ameriške zemlje izide nov, vizeralen jezik.

Njegov vpliv je deloval kot katalizator za številna umetnostna gibanja, ki so sledila njegovim korakom. Način, na katerem je stopil v odnos s platnom — ko ga ni obravnaval le kot površine zazastavljanja, temveč kot areno za fizično dejanje — je odprl vrata številnim umetnikom, ki so želeli skozi gesto izraziti svoje podzavestno. Ta poudarek na samem procesu ustvarjanja je pustil trajno marko v zgodovini sodobne umetnosti in zagotovil, da bosta spontanost in nepredvidljivost za vedno ostala del umetnikovega orodjjavja.

Kje si danes lahko ogledate njegova dela

Da bi pričakovali fizične sledi njegovega gibanja, je treba potovati v velike institucije, ki so ohranile njegovo radikalno energijo. V New Yorku Museum of Modern Art hrani več njegovih platn, kar gledalcem omogoča, da stojijo pred razleginimi, neusmerjenimi kompozicjami, ki so opredelile njegovo dobo. Narodna galerija v Washingtonu D.C. prav tako vzdržuje njegova dela in nudi prostor za opazovanje zapletenih mrež barv, ki jih je dosegel s svojimi edinstvenimi metodami. Skozi Atlantik, v Londonu, Tate Gallery ohranja njegovo prisotnost v svojih zbirkah in zagotavlja, da njegov vpliv doseže daleč čez ameriške obale.

Za tiste, ki iščejo bolj intimen stik z njegovim procesom, hiša in studio Pollock-Krasner v East Hamptonu ponujajo globok občutek prostora. To je lokacija, ki je velja za nacionalno zgodovinsko znamenitost, in predstavlja prostor, kjer so on in njegova žena, Lee Krasner, živeli ter delali. To posestva ostaja vitalna vez z njegovim življenjem, saj ohranja okolje, ki je spodbudilo njegovo prehod iz tradicionalnih oblik v spontane metode na tleh, ki so spremenile pot sodobnega slikarstva. Hoja skozi te prostore nudi občutek razsežnosti in fizične realnosti njegove ustvarjalne borbe.

  • Number 1, 1949
  • Blue Poles: Number 11, 1952
  • Mural (1943)
  • Convergence

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