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Jackson Pollock

Poster for Pollock Exhibition at Parsons Gallery

1951

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  • Artist Jackson Pollock (American, 1912–1956)
  • Title Poster for Pollock Exhibition at Parsons Gallery
  • Date 1951
  • Medium Screen print
  • Dimensions matted | 22 x 28 in.
    unframed | 17 x 22 in.
  • Credit line Gift of the Betty Parsons Foundation, 1985
  • Object number WU 1985.10.5

1985
Parsons Foundation, Betty

Inscription Recto LLC: "Jackson Pollock" (printed in brown ink). Verso: "Jackson Pollock, Betty Parsons Gallery, 1951".

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