Jeanne Siegal takes a fresh approach in this work, concentrating on artists who have been profoundly influenced by Jackson Pollock's work. She argues that artistic roots are not limited to stylistic innovations, but include influences such as biography, cultural, political, and economic developments. Combining interviews with artists and writings of critics such as Clement Greenberg, Leo Steinberg, and others, this publication illuminates the phenomenon of influence itself and exposes new ideas embedded in Pollock's work.
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