This work, which Pollock showed at his first solo exhibition, Pollock, held in November 1943, attracted the special attention of critics. As Clement Greenberg later recalled, “at that time there

Paul Jackson Pollock – American painter and a real pride of America. One of the first founder of abstract expressionism, inspired by surrealist paintings by Pablo Picasso and Diego de

“Convergence” in 1952. Artist canvas covered dense web of black paint, then added other colors – very bright and “acid”, which became “common place” in the days of pop art,