Untitled (O'Connor-Thaw 771)
- Artist
- Jackson Pollock
- Date
- c.1946 - c.1947
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Figurative
"Untitled (O'Connor-Thaw 771)" is a compelling work that blends elements of Abstract expressionism with Figurative motifs. Crafted primarily with Indian ink on paper, the piece features dynamic, gestural brushstrokes and intricate ink lines that evoke a sense of spontaneity and emotional depth. The composition balances abstract forms with recognizable imagery, showcasing the artist's mastery in manipulating ink to explore both abstraction and figuration. Overall, the work exemplifies a sophisticated interplay between automatic Surrealism techniques and expressive artistry.
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