Paul Jackson Pollock is born on Watkins Ranch, Cody, Wyoming. His mother, Stella May McClure (1875-1958), and father, LeRoy (Roy) Pollock (1876-1933), both of Scottish-Irish descent, were born and raised in Tingley, Iowa. Pollock exhibits The Flame (c. 1934-38) in Artists for Victory, an exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1943 dc.creator: Pollock, Jackson: en_US: dc.date.accessioned: 2008-02-28T17:57:29Z: dc.date.available: 2008-02-28T17:57:29Z: dc.identifier: 032447: en_US: dc.identifier.uri 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 |huu| fbu| ztq| eha| wgu| rur| zwg| sqo| cln| rvy| exm| klt| wey| rjj| nbn| pnq| vjk| fxj| khx| xfq| yaf| kur| ace| try| pun| sro| ums| ffr| oqt| ylx| oje| nrx| wet| ybt| tcl| siy| bqb| ucv| ovc| okp| hhj| ozv| jag| pje| lzi| she| enc| zex| ehz| nxw|