Wrap yourself in the expressive energy of Jackson Pollock’s Number 15, 1948: Red, Gray, White, Yellow, 1948 with this stunning silk scarf. This piece is one of several small works showcased in the exhibition Pop to Present in which the artist experimented with dripping enamel paint on paper covered in wet paint. Pollock used the wet-on-wet technique to create dynamic lines of white that seem to bleed at their edges into a black background. Looking closely, one can see how the imprint of a brush handle or paint stick in the pool of yellow paint at centre left interrupts this composition’s web of curving gestures.
Jackson Pollock, Number 15, 1948: Red, Gray, White, Yellow, 1948
