Untitled - Original Screen Print After Jackson Pollock - 1964 1964

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Screenprint, from the posthumous edition of 50 printed in 1964 (first edition of 25 printed in 1951) With the blindstamp … Read more Screenprint, from the posthumous edition of 50 printed in 1964 (first edition of 25 printed in 1951) With the blindstamp of the estate: “Estate of J. Pollock 1964” and “Strathmore use either side” Bibliography: Jackson Pollock: Black and white, Marlborough-Gerson Gallery, New York 1969. America’s Jackson Pollock is among the founders of Action painting and ranks among the most revolutionary figures on the XXth Century international arts scene. Experimenting with a wide range of techniques, he was the standard-bearer not only of a new artistic idiom but above all of a new relationship between the artist and his work. Pollock often took a canvas down from the wall and put it on the floor so he could move around it -- thereby underlining his relationship with his painting’s physical space – and throw and drip the colours and materials he had chosen onto the work. The abstract compositions in Jackson Pollock’s serigraphs (He did only 11 graphic works) demonstrate his capacity for appropriating parts of the History of Art and transcending them through a language that allows him to overtake the European figurative tradition. But in moving forward, Pollock never leaves anything behind, as confirmed by his colleague and companion Lee Krasner, to whom Pollock confided that he could not stop himself during the creative process, even when an image began to take shape, because his final objective was in fact to cover over any figures. Shipped from Italy. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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