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Pollock

Rated R for language and brief sexuality.

R 122min.
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Artist Jackson Pollock revolutionized American painting in the 1940's with his exciting abstract canvases that used dripped and splattered paint in a manner at once excitingly physical and structurally intelligent. Read More
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Jackson Pollock
Lee Krasner
Peggy Guggenheim
Ruth Kligman
Clement Greenberg
Howard Putzel
Tony Smith
William DeKooning
Betty Parsons
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