Greyed Rainbow
Jackson Pollock American, 1912–1956
1953
On view — Gallery 291 at the Art Institute of Chicago.
In the late 1940s Jackson Pollock developed a revolutionary form of Abstract Expressionism by dripping, pouring, and splashing paint onto large-scale canvases. Pollock emphasized the expressive power of the artist’s gestures, materials, and tools, often applying paint with sticks, trowels, and…
Description courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago.
- Medium
- Oil on linen
- Dimensions
- Unframed: 182.9 × 244.2 cm (72 1/16 × 96 3/16 in.); 182.9 × 244.2 cm (72 × 96 1/8 in.)
- Origin
- United States