Jackson Pollock’s No.
5, 1948 is a great example of how art gives tangible form to feelings and
ideas. Pollock was well-known for being
an abstract expressionist, which gave him the motivation to create the many
paintings that we may consider to be quite interesting as there seems to be
nothing tangible being depicted. Interesting note of this painting, it sold for an estimated record of $140M.
Mike Rizzi
GREAT example!
ReplyDeleteThanks professor. I have a fascination for paintings, and am intrigued by the works of multiple painters, including Pollock.
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