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Summertime, 1948
Silkscreen print by Jackson Pollock #7636
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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David P. Verified
1 week ago
Highly delighted with the print and the general quality of the framing. The only thing preventing me from giving it five stairs is the fact that the metal attachment rings had been fitted the wrong way round and too far down the frame. So I had to turn them around and move them up, in order to hang the print correctly. This error was further confirmed by the fact that all the labels on the rear of the frame had been applied upside-down as well. Of course it is all Jackson Pollock's fault for signing his name at the top left of the painting and not at the bottom right! As it is, I now have two pairs of unsightly holes at the rear of each end of my frame! I mention this really, as something to be aware of the next time you frame a copy of 'Summertime 1948' for someone.
Anonymous . Verified
8 months ago
Superb quality, brilliantly packed and excellent communications. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. Will definitely be buying more framed prints from you.
Rania K. Verified
9 months ago
Great painting. Fantastic service. Arrived really quickly and fantastically wrapped. Definitely will shop again.
