Jackson PollockIntimate Legacy

Pollock’s sketchbook pages, drawings, two complete print suites, a bronze head and two paint-splattered studio stools.

The show draws on works kept within Pollock’s close circle: a 1939–1940 drawing made for his Jungian therapist, six sketchbook pages from 1950–1954 held by Lee Krasner, and print suites owned by his brother Sanford McCoy and by Krasner, later passed to nephew Jason McCoy.

Highlights include six 1951 silkscreens after the Black Paintings, the 1944–1945 engravings and drypoints made at Stanley William Hayter’s workshop, and a 1964 bronze cast of an early stone head. Two stools from the Springs studio complete it.

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