Painting of a woman with a paint splattered body and arms

"Number 1A, 1948" is an iconic artwork by Jackson Pollock, known for his drip painting technique. Created in 1948, the painting showcases Pollock's unique approach of dripping and splattering paint onto the canvas. Thin paint drips and splatters cover the surface, resulting in a dynamic and intricate composition. The technique involves controlled yet spontaneous movements, resulting in a mesmerizing interplay of colors and textures. This artwork exemplifies the abstract expressionist movement and Pollock's innovative style.

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