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Ritmo d'autunno (Numero 30)

1950
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 919
Nel 1945 Pollock insieme alla moglie, la pittrice Lee Krasner, si trasferì in una piccola casa nella zona denominata Springs di East Hampton, nello stato di New York. Negli anni immediatamente successivi, Pollock, lavorando in relativo isolamento nel fienile della proprietà, iniziò a sviluppare la sua caratteristica tecnica dello sgocciolamento (dripping). Servendosi di semplici bastoni o delle astine per mescolare la pittura e di smalto per pareti, talvolta versato direttamente dalla latta, Pollock creava calligrafiche linee di colore direttamente sulla tela grezza che aveva steso senza tenderla sul pavimento. Ritmo d’autunno, uno dei dipinti più grandi della sua classica tecnica a sgocciolamento, fu acquistato dal Museo da Lee Krasner, che lo vendette l’anno successivo alla prematura morte dell’artista.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titolo: Ritmo d'autunno (Numero 30)
  • Artista: Jackson Pollock, Americano, 1912-1956
  • Data: 1950
  • Materiale e tecnica: Smalto su tela
  • Dimensioni: 2,67 x 5,26 m
  • Crediti: George A. Hearn Fund, 1957
  • Numero d'inventario: 57.92
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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