Art & Exhibitions Jackson Pollock Masterpiece Reveals Drip Paintings’ Secret Jackson Pollock, Alchemy (1947). Collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York.

Big Number $61.2 million. That’s the auction record for a Jackson Pollock painting, set last year when his “Number 17, 1951” sold as part of the Macklowe collection auction.

For avant-garde art the accepted answer has long been “Yes.” But the Guggenheim show answers “No” -- or at least, “Not exactly.” Yes, the drip works are made with the materials of ...

More information: Debbi Ann Morrissette et al, Pollock's Abstract Images in Paintings Prior to His Drip Paintings, CNS Spectrums (2025). DOI: 10.1017/S1092852924001354 ...

The American painter famous for his "drip technique" died in 1956. The post Jackson Pollock put hidden images in his art possibly linked to being bipolar appeared first on Talker.

Artist Jackson Pollock clearly incorporated images into his pre-drip paintings and repeatedly used the same images in multiple drip paintings, potentially as a result of “extraordinary&rdquo ...

An important example of a Jackson Pollock drip painting, Number 31, 1949, is expected to achieve more than US$45 million at Christie’s May sale of 20th-century art in New York. The work ...

In an alarming trend, the Everson Museum in Syracuse, N.Y., is selling its 1946 Jackson Pollock drip painting to raise money to diversify its collection. Good intention, bad plan.

Abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock was perhaps most famous for his 'drip painting' technique. His legacy, however, is plagued by fake 'Pollocks' and even experts often have trouble ...