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Summertime, 1948
Silkscreen print by Jackson Pollock #7636
About the artist
Born in Wyoming in 1912, Jackson Pollock was one of the key figures of the Abstract Expressionist movement in post-War America.
Renowned for his Action Paintings, Pollock rejected oils in favour of household paints, which he dripped and splattered onto the canvas from above. Pollock wanted to achieve an unplanned and accidental expression that became known as pure painting.
These prints are full of vitality and make fantastic framed artworks or large canvases that can transform a room.
