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Because used large canvases and splattered paint on them with big brushes.
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Who was the first artist to paint by dripping paint on the floor?
jackson pollock
What art supplies did Jackson pollock use?
He pu a large canvas on the floor, dipped large brushes in paint and splattered the paint on to the canvas.
How could you paint like Jackson Pollock?
Jackson Pollock was referred to as 'the dripper' because he dripped and poured paint onto a very large canvas, which was on the floor. He is described as having intense energy, which comes through in his work.
Did hundertwasser paint pollock?
No, he did not.
How were Jackson Pollock's works made?
He laid his canvases on the studio floor, then poured or dripped paint onto them using hardened brushes, sticks, and even basting syringes as paint applicators.
Who is Jackson Pollock and what does he do?
He has been dead since 1956, but he was a painter who was famous for putting canvas upon the floor and splattering paint all over them.
Where did Jackson Pollock paint?
In his barn of course!
What kind of paint did Jackson Pollock use in Yellow Grey Black?
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What was Jackson Pollock's favorite food?
He ate paint
What type of paintings did Jackson Pollock do?
Jackson Pollock created abstract painting drippings. Pollock usually works on the floor and on a big canvas. Pollock also created ceramics.
In which year did Jackson Pollock paint 'Lavender Mist'?
In 1950.
What techniques did Jackson Pollock use?
He spread a canvas on the floor, and with big brushes or brooms he splattered paint which he kept in big buckets on to the canvas.
