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d by action-painter Jackson Pollock, this inexplicable (literally!!) work of art, named just as bafflingly, “No.5 1948” is the most expensive painting to have been sold till date. Oil on canvas, and created in a drip style, the painting is an interesting mix of earth tones, black & white and holds the imagination of the greatest artists, captive. If the painting doesn’t, its price tag is sure to confuse you! And yes…this was deliberate, if you thought otherwise!
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d by action-painter Jackson Pollock, this inexplicable (literally!!) work of art, named just as bafflingly, “No.5 1948” is the most expensive painting to have been sold till date. Oil on canvas, and created in a drip style, the painting is an interesting mix of earth tones, black & white and holds the imagination of the greatest artists, captive. If the painting doesn’t, its price tag is sure to confuse you! And yes…this was deliberate, if you thought otherwise!For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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Another hogwash!
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