"Number Iia" (1948) by Jackson Pollock, Giclée printing in the editions Pierre d'arville

A masterpiece of abstract expressionism. Pollock gave the style of action painting a completely new dimension through its dripping technology.

Original: Lack color on chalk grounds on paper, Yale University, New Haven (Connecticut), USA.

Screen printing, Giclée print on paper
Framing on request
98 x 50 cm

Masterful screen printing by Number IIa , created by the legendary American abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock (1912-1956). This edition, officially licensed J. Pollock/Sofam Belgique Editions Pierre D'Arville, captures the explosive intensity of Pollock's unique drip technique in impressive liveliness and level of detail.

This unmayed work was printed on high -quality paper in Italy and has a perfect condition. It is not only an ideal work of art for collectors and passionate Pollock lovers, but also an exclusive opportunity to have a piece of art history.

Each delivery takes place carefully in a protective cardboard tube to guarantee the safe arrival of your valuable work of art.

Price: € 400,00

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Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) revolutionized not only the American, but also European art in a few years. He gave a completely new dimension to the style of the action painting, in which the manufacturing process of the artwork itself is in the foreground. "Jack the Dripper" let the color flow directly from the can onto the canvas lying on the floor until the rhythmic patterns typical of it formed from color drops and flows. As the most important American contemporary artist, he retired from painting two years before his early death. It was a sensation when 32 previously unknown works were found in a New York warehouse in 2005.

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