Jackson Pollock
Peintre américain
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Jackson Pollock, né le 28 janvier 1912 à Cody dans le Wyoming et mort le 11 août 1956 à Springs dans l'État de New York, est un peintre américain de l'expressionnisme abstrait, mondialement connu de son vivant. Wikipédia
Date/Lieu de naissance : 28 janvier 1912, Cody, Wyoming
Date de décès : 11 août 1956, Springs, État de New York
Influences : Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Max Ernst et plus
Périodes : Expressionnisme abstrait, Art moderne et Action painting
Épouse : Lee Krasner (m. 1945–1956)
Parents : LeRoy Pollock et Stella May Pollock
Œuvres d'art
Lieu d'exposition
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