Number 14 Gray / Jackson Pollock / Art Poster ※ This art poster is an authentic product purchased from an overseas copyright holder. ※ This product is the poster only. Poster size: 66.3 cm (height) x 81.5 cm (width) Jackson Pollock, American [1912-1956] Pollock, who created a new technique called "pouring and dripping," turned the eyes of the world to America at a time when Paris was the center of art. This technique, in which the image is formed by placing the canvas directly on the floor and dripping paint with a brush or stick without applying it, attracted attention as an expression from the subconscious, deeply connected to the clinical psychology of Jung and Freud, which was popular at the time. The way he walked around the canvas and created it from all directions was sometimes taken as a performance and became the target of criticism, but the fact that he was sincerely facing the canvas deep in his heart is testified by the fact that his works still have a fresh brilliance and vitality even after more than 50 years since his death. This poster is offset printed. Offset printing: A type of flatbed printing that utilizes the water repellency of oil (ink). Because it does not print directly from the plate to the paper, but through an intermediate transfer body, there is less friction on the plate and paper, which is a major feature. Accurate and clear multi-color printing is possible, and it is highly reproducible from the original, so it is the most widely used in modern color printing. It is characterized by the ability to print without damaging the expression of the original, such as ink splashes. p1070