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Herbstrhythmus (Nummer 30)

1950
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 919
1945 zogen Pollock und seine Frau, die Malerin Lee Krasner, in ein kleines Haus in Springs, East Hampton, New York. Im Laufe der nächsten paar Jahre begann Pollock, einsam in der Scheune auf dem Grundstück arbeitend, seine kennzeichnende Tropftechnik zu entwickeln. Mit einfachen Stöcken oder Rührstäben und Emaillehausfarbe – die er manchmal direkt aus der Dose goss – warf Pollock kalligraphische Farblinien direkt auf die rohe Leinwand, die auf dem Boden ausgebreitet vor ihm lag. Eines der größten dieser klassischen Tropfgemälde, Herbstrhythmus, wurde von dem Museum von Krasner nach Pollocks frühzeitigem Tod erworben.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titel: Herbstrhythmus (Nummer 30)
  • Künstler: Jackson Pollock, Amerikaner, 1912–1956
  • Datum: 1950
  • Medium: Emaille auf Leinwand
  • Dimensionen: 2,67 x 5,26 m
  • Anerkennung: George A. Hearn Fund, 1957
  • Akzession Nr.: 57.92
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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