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Pollock’s Collage and Oil and Number 2, 1951 contain torn, wrinkled fragments of Japanese paper soaked in glue that had been splattered with orange gouache and black paint or ink.

Stop 3 Pollock’s Collage and Oil and Number 2, 1951 contain torn, wrinkled fragments of Japanese paper soaked in glue that had been splattered with orange gouache and black paint or ink.

Collage and Oil, c. 1951 by Jackson Pollock

This exhibition reveals a rare cross-cultural artistic dialogue among three prominent artists—American painter Jackson Pollock, American artist and patron of European and American postwar art, Alfonso Ossorio, and French painter Jean Dubuffet.

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Collage and Oil, c. 1951 by Jackson Pollock

Collage and Oil, c. 1951 by Jackson Pollock