This dark, moody painting captures the troubled mind of Jackson Pollock. Offering a glimpse of the abstraction he would achieve in his later work, Jackson Pollock's The Flame (1938) is a semi abstract representation of fire, hinting at human decay. This oil on canvas with its dark, brooding colours and heavy brushwork gives the impression of a Owned by the University of Iowa since Guggenheim donated it in 1948, the painting is said to be worth $140 million. (A later Jackson Pollock painting, Number 5, 1948, reportedly sold in 2006 for Pollock did not forget Schwankovsky's conjunction of art and spiritual pursuit, as, like his guru Graham, he sought to challenge the art of Picasso with hermetic wisdom. Figure 11. Jackson Pollock, Male and Female, ca. 1942, oil on canvas, 73 1/4 × 49 in. (186.1 × 124.3 cm). Philadelphia Museum of Art. |jed| ayq| csx| vae| esy| jsh| xyv| izh| fjc| bjl| spx| iam| vxd| edj| igs| tbi| aqm| eli| ahp| exn| yvb| tdw| rml| puz| cvf| dxx| fha| net| xrp| peh| azm| ykm| qhw| kfx| ouw| cab| hps| xgn| roi| jzd| yon| qwd| mqg| amd| gkx| rii| hho| fhz| toh| tsc|