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He pu a large canvas on the floor, dipped large brushes in paint and splattered the paint on to the canvas.
Click link 'Pollock' below for text and example! Or click link 'Jackson Pollock' for a list of works. Click each title to see it! Answer #2 Jackson Pollock created Splatter paint and drip art. Alot of the ideas we use in the world today to create new modern designs.
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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.
Please look at one of his paintings! No lines - splatter.
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Oil paint on canvas.
He pu a large canvas on the floor, dipped large brushes in paint and splattered the paint on to the canvas.
Click link 'Pollock' below for text and example! Or click link 'Jackson Pollock' for a list of works. Click each title to see it! Answer #2 Jackson Pollock created Splatter paint and drip art. Alot of the ideas we use in the world today to create new modern designs.
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Color, space, value.
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.
Please look at one of his paintings! No lines - splatter.
Jackson Pollock more than anyone else.
No. State University of New York at Stony Brook was established in 1957 at Oyster Bay and relocated to Stony Brook in 1962. Jackson Pollock died in 1956. After Lee Krasner Pollock's death, the Pollock-Krasner house was deeded to the Stony Brook Foundation, a private non-profit affiliate of the university, for use as a museum and art study center.
Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) used a variety of types of paints. In Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist), and Blue Poles, he used oil, enamel and aluminum paint; these famous artworks are located in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., and the National Gallery of Art of Australia, Canberra, respectively.In other works, he used one type of paint only. Guardians of the Secret at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, is an oil on canvas, while Autumn Rhythmn (Number 30) - a highlight of the Metropolitan Museum of Art - is an enamel on canvas.
Because that was what he did, and then he went on dripping color all over the canvas.