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Sheldon I. Pollock of 111 St. Paul Street and Shaker Heights, Ohio; Darrell E. Prescott of Dunster House and Montpelier, Vermont; Ellis L. Reinherz of Adams House and Malden; Stephen P Reynolds of Dunster House and Seattle, Washington; Frank H. Rich Jr. of 19 Hovey Avenue and Washington...
...tense flicks of line, equally suggests Gorky or the early De Kooning. Near the end of his life, Marin was almost literally writing the paint onto his canvases -his own title for a 1950 oil was The Written Sea-with an immediacy of gesture that irresistibly reminds one of Pollock. Many of his notes read like a manifesto of the New York School: he was preoccupied with the integrity of the picture plane ("By George I am not to convey the feel that it's bent out of its own individual flatness") and rejected illusionism ("Give paint a chance...
People's Pollock. Probably the best exponent of Italy's low-profile brand of Communism is Bologna's Mayor Renato Zangheri, a party "liberal," economist and intellectual who is regarded as something of a Marxist Medici even by nonCommunists. Since July, when he became the latest Red mayor of Bologna, Zangheri has insisted on keeping his University of Bologna professorship, on wearing his academic tweeds, and on making over much of the municipal government in his eclectic but thoughtful style. Among the 17th century frescoes in the Palazzo D'Accursio, he has hung a favorite Jackson...
Jungian Psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Henderson decided there was gold in his files in the form of 83 drawings and doodles made 30 years ago by one of his patients, the late painter Jackson Pollock...
...sold the lot to a San Francisco gallery, and last week Manhattan's Whitney Museum made an exhibition out of them. Since neurotic, alcoholic young Pollock was not trying to produce art but to get help, it is not surprising that the drawings are no more interesting than any other spray of surrealist symbolism. Equally unsurprising was the reaction of Pollock's widow: that the public display of such material was in regrettable taste...