Untitled 1951

This abstract work on paper, "Untitled," was created in 1951 by American artist Jackson Pollock, a leading figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement. Pollock's signature "drip technique" is evident in this work, as he applied paint directly to the canvas, allowing it to drip and splatter in a dynamic and spontaneous fashion. The interplay of black and reddish-brown paint creates a sense of movement and energy across the canvas, capturing the essence of Pollock's innovative approach to artmaking. The work reflects Pollock's interest in exploring the subconscious and channeling raw emotions through his art, a hallmark of Abstract Expressionism.