Jackson Pollock Unauthorized

Online Art Gallery

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Gallery One: Works until 1946 – Pollock’s early works were influenced by his teacher Thomas Hart Benton. And before he moved to Long Island, a good deal of his paintings were packed, his color use was somber, and the overall mood of the paintings are conflicted and anxious.

Male - Female 1942

Stenographic 1942

The Moon Woman 1942

SheWolf 1943

Guardians of The Secret 1943

Gallery Two: 1947–1950 – When Pollock and Krasner moved to the Hamptons, his style of painting changed too. The colors changed from somber to bright, his compositions were more open, and he seemed to respond positively to his natural surroundings.

Lavendar Mist 1950	Painting 1948
Autumn Rhythm 1950

Gallery Three: Final works from 1951–1956 – In Pollock’s final years, the number of paintings he produced decreased. His most significant piece during this time is Blue Poles, which he created in 1952.

Easter Totem 1953	Number 7 1951
Blue Poles 1952

Gallery Four: Untitled’s – Many of Pollock’s works do not have a title or are left undated. He only started dating his pieces in 1949.

Untitled ca. 1939-40	Untitled ca. 1941-42
Untitled ca. 1947	Untitled ca. 1951

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