Осенний ритм (Номер 30)

1950 г.

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 919

В 1945 году Поллок и его жена, художница Ли Краснер, переехали в маленький дом в районе Спрингс в Ист-Хэмптоне штата Нью-Йорк. В последующие годы, работая в относительной изоляции в сарае рядом с собственным домом, Поллок начал разрабатывать отличающую его стиль капельную технику. Используя простые палочки или палочки для перемешивания краски и краску-эмаль для домов, иногда разливаемую прямо из банки, Поллок наносил каллиграфические линии прямо на неподготовленный холст, лежавший ненатянутым на полу. Одна из самых масштабных точечных картин художника Осенний ритм была приобретена музеем у Краснер спустя год после преждевременной кончины Поллока.

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Autumn Rhythm (Number 30), Jackson Pollock (American, Cody, Wyoming 1912–1956 East Hampton, New York), Enamel on canvas — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

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Detail #4.

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Detail #3.

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Detail #2: edge, upper left.

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Detail #1: right side.

Название: Осенний ритм (Номер 30)

Художник: Джексон Поллок, США, 1912–1956 гг.

Дата: 1950 г.

Материал: Эмаль, холст

Размер: 2,67 x 5,26 м

Благодарность: Фонд Джорджа А. Хирна, 1957

Номер объекта: 57.92

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