"I have no fear of making changes, destroying the image, etc., because the painting has a life of its own." by Jackson Pollock
Autumn Rhythm (Number 30) , 1950
Number 28, 1950
Number 20, 1950
Number 20, 1950
No.28 (1951)
Greyed Rainbow,1953
Number 1A, 1984
Simmering Substance 1946
Simmering Substance 1946
Full Fathom Five 1947
White Light, 1954
Right : Guardians of the Secret (1943)
Left : Male and Femals (1942)
Guardians of the Secret (1943)
Guardians of the Secret (1943)
The She-Wolf , 1943
The Key, 1946
Pasiphae, 1943
There were Seven in Eight (c. 1945)
There were Seven in Eight (c. 1945)
Easter and the Totem , 1953
Gothic, 1944
Echo: Number 25 , 1951
Number 7, 1952
Love your madness....can't stop collecting your works.
Hope I can visit your house one day
Max Aguilera Hellweg : Pigment Composition Analysis of a Pollock Painting using Multispectral Flourescence and Ultra-Violet Imaging,Museum of Modern Art,New York, Markch, 2007
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