cousins take a closer look to discuss jackson pollock’s ‘one’
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“there is no must in art because art is free.”
—wassilli kandinsky
credits: jackson pollock, ‘one -number 31,’ 1950,
museum of modern art (manhattan, new york, ny usa)
Nov24
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
I like your comment better than the painting! 🙂
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Ha!
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That is a moment to remember, Beth. By the way, that Pollock looks like a tangle of forest at your capture for me.
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See, there you go. Hard to resist thinking about it –
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I thought it appeared to be bare woods in winter in the little icon before I clicked on it.
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ah, that’s how it works, each person has their own view –
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When I clicked on the post to read it and saw the bigger picture….I did not see the woods any more.
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Surprise
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You, too, MBC!
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Yes! (but only when it was the smaller image!)
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wow!
imagine
what we
can paint 🙂
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That’s it!
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no musts indeed!
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None!
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)))
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My first reaction to it was that evoked the feeling I get when I look up into the canopy of a thick forest.
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I can see that-
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Indeed…!
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))
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