Jackson Pollock modern contemporary artist tapestry rug hand knotted in wool on cotton 280 x 200 cm
The 'Jackson Pollock contemporary modern artist tapestry rug hand-knotted in wool on cotton 280 x 200 cm' is a tribute to the boundless creativity of one of the greatest modern artists of our time. A true symbol of contemporary art, this artists' rug represents a perfect blend of artistic innovation and traditional craftsmanship. Every detail of the rug is meticulously hand-knotted, ensuring exceptional quality that endures. Made from high-quality wool on a cotton canvas, it promises a comfortable feeling under your feet while remaining durable and hard-wearing. Measuring 280 x 200 cm, this rug is more than just a home accessory, it is a true work of art that will give a truly unique character to your interior decoration. Jackson Pollock, born January 28, 1912 in Cody, Wyoming and died August 11, 1956 in Springs, New York, is an American painter of abstract expressionism, known worldwide during his lifetime.
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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. Jackson Pollock a réalisé plus de 700 œuvres, peintures achevées, essais peints ou sculptés et dessins ainsi que quelques gravures. Il a eu une influence déterminante sur le cours de l'art contemporain. La pratique du all-over ainsi que le « dripping », qu'il a beaucoup employé de 1947 à 1950, l'a rendu célèbre grâce aux photos et aux films de Hans Namuth, réalisés plus ou moins dans le feu de l'action. Sa reconnaissance, tardive après toute une vie dans le dénuement, a coïncidé avec l'émergence de New York comme nouvelle capitale mondiale de la culture, peu après la Seconde Guerre mondiale entre 1948 et 1950. Pollock fut le premier de la troisième vague d'artistes abstraits américains à être enfin reconnu, le premier à « briser la glace » (selon l'expression de Willem de Kooning), en ouvrant un passage dans le milieu des collectionneurs aux autres artistes de l'école de New York. En 1945, Pollock épousa l'artiste peintre Lee Krasner qui a eu une influence décisive sur sa carrière et sur la valorisation de son œuvre. | |
