Jackson Pollock was a tall man with a rugged appearance, often described as having unkempt, dark hair and a strong, angular face. He typically dressed in casual, workmanlike clothing, often seen in a paint-splattered shirt and jeans, reflecting his hands-on approach to art. His intense demeanor and focused expression conveyed his deep commitment to his craft, especially during his iconic drip painting sessions.
Abstract expressionists.
mural 1943
Just his wife, Lee Krasner.
Marlboro reds
Pollock, Jackson 'Blue' (Moby Dick) c. 1943. Gouache and ink on composition board 18 3/4 x 23 7/8 in.