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Number 10, 1949
Art print by Jackson Pollock #134209
Jackson Pollock
Renowned for his "Action Paintings", Jackson Pollock rejected oils in favour of household paints, which he dripped and splattered onto large canvases from above. Pollock wanted to achieve an unplanned and accidental expression that became known as 'pure painting', he became a key figure of the Abstract Expressionist movement.
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Steve H. Verified
1 month ago
The colour saturation of the print is first class as is the quality of paper stock. The colors literally jump out. I am mega pleased with my purchase.
David M. Verified
9 months ago
Stunning print , is going too look amazing in my newly refurbished sitting room
Anonymous . Verified
Looks great, like an art gallery print
Sarah K. Verified
Great website, easy to order. Regular email updates re delivery. Very well packaged to ensure absolutely no chance of damage.. Delivered within a few days and it's perfect exactly as shown on the website just what I wanted well worth the money.
