Jackson Pollock's Style
In what ways did the style of Jackson Pollock differ than that of Willem de Kooning? Jackson Pollock’s style had no subjects and just about motions. His style was very personal. Although de Kooning’s style was abstract, too, unlike Pollock, his painting had subjects which were mainly women. Furthermore, he still considered Cubist space and compositions for his paintings while Pollock totally abandoned these.
-What sorts of subjects did Roy Lichtenstein use for his paintings, and why were these subjects so effective? Roy Lichtenstein used emotional men or women portraits like the sad woman in Drowning Girl. These subjects were effective because although the paintings themselves were objective and unemotional, Lichtenstein used these emotional
-What sorts of subjects did Roy Lichtenstein use for his paintings, and why were these subjects so effective? Roy Lichtenstein used emotional men or women portraits like the sad woman in Drowning Girl. These subjects were effective because although the paintings themselves were objective and unemotional, Lichtenstein used these emotional