All-Over Painting
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All-Over Painting
Term usually applied to abstract painting that has no traditional compositional structure, no dominant point of interest or any indication of which way is up. Examples include Jackson Pollock's Abstract Expressionist drip paintings (for illustration see POLLOCK, JACKSON).
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