Arnaldo Pomodoro
Double Relief
1999
Not on View
Charles Pollock
1956
Charles Pollock’s Chapala series refers to a sojourn in 1955–56 in a small village Ajijic, on Lake Chapala in Mexico. Like other artists of the New York School, including his younger brother Jackson, in the 1940s Pollock switched from painting realistic illustrations of American life to an abstract language. This painting, in which chance and design, freedom and control are held in elegant and expressive balance, has a pulsating, breathing life of its own.
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Artist | Charles Pollock |
Date | 1956 |
Medium | Oil and tempera on canvas |
Dimensions | 121.9 x 91.4 cm |
Credit line | Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York. Gift, Charles Pollock Archives, courtesy American Contemporary Art Gallery, Munich |
Accession | 2009.36 |
Collection | Acquisitions |
Type | Painting |
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Arnaldo Pomodoro
1999
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Charles Pollock
ca. 1955
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Afro Basaldella
1964
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Yves Tanguy
March 1941
On view