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The technique of dropping and throwing paint to create artworks is famously associated with abstract expressionist artist Jackson Pollock. He developed this style, known as drip painting, in the late 1940s and early 1950s, where he used unconventional methods to apply paint to canvas, emphasizing spontaneity and movement. This approach allowed him to explore the physical act of painting, transforming the canvas into an active space for expression. Other artists, influenced by Pollock, have also employed similar techniques in their work.

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